How, when, where 2
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| never | not at any time | I never eat meat. |
| no | used to give a negative answer | No, thank you. |
| not | used to make a sentence negative | I am not hungry. |
| now | at this time | I am busy now. |
| o'clock | used after the numbers 1 to 12 to say an exact hour | The film starts at eight o'clock. |
| often | many times | We often go to the park. |
| OK | used to say yes or that you agree | OK, let's go. |
| once | one time | I visit my aunt once a week. |
| only | not more than; no one or nothing else | It only costs two euros. |
| out | not inside; away from home | She went out for a walk. |
| outside | not in a building | The children are playing outside. |
| p.m. | after midday, between 12 noon and 12 midnight | The shop closes at 6 p.m. |
| past | going by or going further than something | A bus went past. |
| please | a polite word you use when you ask for something | Can I have some water, please? |
| quickly | fast | He walked quickly to the station. |
| real | very (informal, mostly American English) | That was real nice of you. |
| really | very; also used to say something is true | The film was really good. |
| right | exactly or directly; also to the right side | Turn right at the bank. |
| short | before the usual or expected point | The film stopped short of the end. |
| soon | in a short time from now | See you soon! |
| straight | in a line that does not bend; also directly | Go straight on. |
| then | at that time; also next | We had lunch and then went for a walk. |
| there | in or to that place | Put the box over there. |
| today | on this day | I am busy today. |
| together | with each other | We live together. |
| tomorrow | on the day after today | I will see you tomorrow. |
| tonight | this evening or night | What are you doing tonight? |
| too | also; also more than is good | This coffee is too hot. |
| usually | most of the time | I usually walk to work. |
| very | used to make a word stronger | It is very cold today. |
| well | in a good way | She speaks English well. |
| when | used to ask at what time | When is your birthday? |
| where | used to ask in or to what place | Where do you live? |
| yesterday | on the day before today | I saw him yesterday. |
| yet | until now (in questions and negatives) | I haven't finished yet. |