Wordlist: Adverbs of time

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today	on the current day or date
yesterday	on the day before today
tomorrow	on the day after the present day
before	at an earlier time; in advance of something
after	later in time; following a point in time
ago	a time already finished
still	up to this point in time
soon	within a short time; quickly
then	at that time
finally	at the end or conclusion; to finish (with)

today

on the current day or date

yesterday

on the day before today

tomorrow

on the day after the present day

before

at an earlier time; in advance of something

after

later in time; following a point in time

ago

a time already finished

still

up to this point in time

soon

within a short time; quickly

then

at that time

finally

at the end or conclusion; to finish (with)

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  today[təˈdeɪ](adverb)
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  Definition:
  on the current day or date
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  Example:
  I want this done today.
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  yesterday[ˈjɛstədeɪ](adverb)
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  Definition:
  on the day before today
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  Example:
  I started to watch the video yesterday, but could only finish the movie today.
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  Synonym(s):
  the previous day
  
  Antonym(s):
  tomorrow
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  tomorrow(adverb)
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  Definition:
  on the day after the present day
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  Example:
  Do you have school tomorrow?
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  Antonym(s):
  yesterday
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  before[bɪˈfɔː](adverb)
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  Definition:
  at an earlier time; in advance of something
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  Example:
  I've never done this before.
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  Synonym(s):
  previously
  
  Antonym(s):
  after
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  after[ˈɑːf.tə(ɹ)](adverb)
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  Definition:
  later in time; following a point in time
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  Example:
  After he had finished his Master's degree, he started to work as an engineer.
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  ago[əˈɡəʊ](adverb)
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  Definition:
  a time already finished
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  Example:
  Ten years ago we lived in Texas.
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  still[stɪl](adverb)
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  Definition:
  up to this point in time
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  Example:
  Is it still raining?
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  Synonym(s):
  yet
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  soon[suːn](adverb)
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  Definition:
  within a short time; quickly
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  Example:
  I'm sure it will stop raining soon.
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  then[ðɛn](adverb)
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  Definition:
  at that time
  next in order; in addition
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  Example:
  She told him she loved him, then he was happy.
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  finally[ˈfaɪnəli](adverb)
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  Definition:
  at the end or conclusion; to finish (with)
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  Example:
  The battle was long, but finally the Romans conquered their opponent.
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  Synonym(s):
  at last, eventually

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