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Adverbs of time: list with examples

  • ahead of time = in advance. The questions will be provided ahead of time, a week ahead of time, in fact. (CNN). 

Adverbs of Duration: Examples and Exercises

  • for a while = for a long time. Coronavirus is about to change your life for a while. Stephens soon discovered that Tonga would be going into lockdown, and she would not be able to leave for a while. (CNN). 
  • for years = for a long time. She’s known him for years.
  • for ages = for a long time. For many moms, gardening has been a sanctuary for ages. (CNN). 
  • for long = for a long time. She won’t be away for long.
  • for so long. How have you been able to maintain your popularity for so long? (CNN). 
  • all day. I’ve been on the go all day, and I’m really tired.

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