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    This document lists expressions of time that can be used in sentences, including expressions that refer to the past like "yesterday" and "last week", present like "now" and "these days", and future like "tomorrow" and "next week". It notes that time expressions usually go at the beginning or end of sentences. It also provides some other common time expressions like "last night", "during the day", and "at night".

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    This document lists expressions of time that can be used in sentences, including expressions that refer to the past like "yesterday" and "last week", present like "now" and "these days", and future like "tomorrow" and "next week". It notes that time expressions usually go at the beginning or end of sentences. It also provides some other common time expressions like "last night", "during the day", and "at night".

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    Hoja 9

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    Alessandra Del Piero
    This document lists expressions of time that can be used in sentences, including expressions that refer to the past like "yesterday" and "last week", present like "now" and "these days", and future like "tomorrow" and "next week". It notes that time expressions usually go at the beginning or end of sentences. It also provides some other common time expressions like "last night", "during the day", and "at night".

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    Expressions of Time

    Past Present yesterday today last week this week an hour ago now recently as we speak a little while ago at this moment a long time ago in the past this morning these days nowadays at this time Future tomorrow next week in an hour soon in the near future way off in the future Eventually later this evening

    They usually go at the end or at the beginning of a sentence: Yesterday I went to school. I went to school yesterday. This week I'm going to New York. I'm going to New York this week. Other popular expressions: Last night During the day At night In the afternoon

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