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when-adverbs, , , , Reema wasn’t wel] ye, , , , sterday, (, John will watch this film late, r, , , , Whe ;, hen wasn’t Reema well? Yesterday.), , , , (When will John watch the film? Later.), , , , , , , & Exerc ises, , erline the h j, A nder t \OW-adverbs in tt}, S In these senter ces. One has been done for you., , 1 The students solved the sums easily., , , , , , Sus, , , , My brother dr, essed SMartly for the party., , , , We saw the lion sleeping peacefully., , , , ce), , i a, ws, , E i i, veryone waited patiently for the roadblock to clear., , , , Lata folded all the clothes neatly., , , , Raj sang melodiously., , , , 1S, Read the instructions carefully., , , , es)) (GSD) (Coy) () CS) A B, , Mother put the toys away quickly., , , , , B» Circle the when-adverbs in these sentences. One has been done for you., , 1 | couldn’t go to the carnival (Jesterday), , Let’s hurry as our train leavesSoon), , | am working on my project(now.), , , , , , My grandparents are visiting us omorrow), , 2;, , 5, , 4, , Ey) | am(stilDreading the book. m, 6, , iv, 8, , , , , | will send the clothes for ee, Grandmother gets up to pray(arly)in the morning., , We are going to our cousin’s house fonight)