Pack your bag tonight because the school bus leaves ___ at six.

Please carry the chairs to the hall ___; the program begins in two minutes.

We watered the seedlings ___, so the soil is still damp today.

Lito reached the school ___ and waited alone until the gate opened.

Mira has ___ eaten, so she will not join us for merienda.

Finish your chores first; you may play basketball ___.

The full moon rises ___, so we will watch it after dinner.

Grandmother arrived from Cebu ___, and she is still resting from the trip.

The rain stopped ___, but the streets are still wet.

Hurry with your things. The jeepney will leave ___.

Wait on the bench; the nurse will call your name ___.

The movie had already begun because our family arrived ___.

The rain is pouring hard, so the children moved their game ___.

Our kitchen is ___, so we climb no steps to reach it from the door.

Come ___ beside me so I can show you my drawing.

Our classroom is on the second floor, so we go ___ every morning.

The wet market is ___, so we reach it in a five-minute walk.

The puppy is not in the house; it must be playing ___ in the yard.

I looked ___ in my bag for my pencil, but I still cannot find it.

Uncle Ben works ___ in Dubai and comes home every December.

Stay ___ while I get the umbrella. The rain is heavy.

These storybooks belong ___ on that shelf, not on my desk.

The weather is sunny, so our P.E. class will be held ___ on the field.

The frightened cat ran ___ and disappeared behind the neighbor's house.

Read: "Yesterday the twins played quietly upstairs again." Which word tells WHERE the twins played?

Read: "The visitors arrived early today and waited patiently outside." Which word tells WHERE they waited?

Read: "Lola cooks here daily and rests quietly later." Which word tells WHERE Lola cooks?

Read: "Nanay left early, and the twins are studying quietly inside now." Which word tells WHEN Nanay left?

Read: "Our guests will come tomorrow, so we are happily cleaning the yard outside now." Which word tells WHEN the guests will come?

Read: "The tourists explored the caves yesterday." What does the adverb 'yesterday' tell about the action?

Read: "The kittens are sleeping downstairs." What does the adverb 'downstairs' tell about the action?

Read: "We will decorate the stage tonight." What does the adverb 'tonight' tell about the action?

Read: "Everyone must stay indoors." What does the adverb 'indoors' tell about the action?

Which sentence contains an adverb of PLACE?

Which sentence contains an adverb of TIME?

Which sentence uses an adverb of time AND an adverb of place?

Read: "The pupils lined up outside." The word 'outside' tells where the pupils lined up.

Read: "She waited here for an hour." The word 'here' tells when she waited.

Read: "Grandfather will arrive tonight." The word 'tonight' tells when Grandfather will arrive.

Read: "The team will travel tomorrow." The word 'tomorrow' tells where the team will travel.