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    The document provides examples of sentences with adverbs and their corrected versions. It gives the instructions to rewrite sentences by placing adverbs in the right position. There are 10 examples shown with the original sentences, adverbs in parentheses, and corrected sentences. Key terms for "get up" and "wake up" are also defined in Spanish.

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    The document provides examples of sentences with adverbs and their corrected versions. It gives the instructions to rewrite sentences by placing adverbs in the right position. There are 10 examples shown with the original sentences, adverbs in parentheses, and corrected sentences. Key terms for "get up" and "wake up" are also defined in Spanish.

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    Class 1 - Let S Practice

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    Elian David Betancourt Negrete
    The document provides examples of sentences with adverbs and their corrected versions. It gives the instructions to rewrite sentences by placing adverbs in the right position. There are 10 examples shown with the original sentences, adverbs in parentheses, and corrected sentences. Key terms for "get up" and "wake up" are also defined in Spanish.

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    Let´s practice!

    Rewrite the sentences and put the adverbs in correctly.


    1. I have been to London. (often) → I have often been to London
    2. Have you been to Boston? (ever) → have you ever been to Boston?
    3. He plays golf on Sundays. (sometimes) → He sometimes plays golf on Sundays
    4. The weather is bad in November. (always) → The weather is always bad in November
    5. It rains in California. (never) - It never rains in California
    6. We have fish for dinner. (seldom) → We seldom have fish for dinner
    7. She will see him. (rarely) → She will rarely see him
    8. Peter doesn't get up before seven. (usually) → Peter doesn't usually get up before
    seven
    9. They do not play tennis on Sundays. (always) → They do not always play tennis on
    Sundays
    10. Mary watches TV. (hardly ever) → Mary hardly ever watches TV.

    Get up: Levantarse

    Wake up: Despertarse


    Answer Key

    1. I have been to London. (often) → I have often been to London.


    2. Have you been to Boston? (ever) → Have you ever been to Boston?
    3. He plays golf on Sundays. (sometimes) → He sometimes plays golf on Sundays.
    4. The weather is bad in November. (always) → The weather is always bad in November.
    5. It rains in California. (never) → It never rains in California.
    6. We have fish for dinner. (seldom) → We seldom have fish for dinner.
    7. She will see him. (rarely) → She will rarely see him.
    8. Peter doesn't get up before seven. (usually) → Peter doesn't usually get up before seven.
    9. They do not play tennis on Sundays. (always) → they do not always play tennis on
    Sundays.
    10. Mary watches TV. (hardly / ever) → Mary hardly ever watches TV.

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