Word form in English (Time formation)

Place time expressions at the end of the sentences.

1. She is in great form because she goes to the gym every week .
2. I think Susan likes you .
3. I can't talk to you because I do not have time now .
4. We are glad that we did not leave our umbrella at home .
5. I will miss him when he moves to Chicago .
6. They don't know where they have left the key .
7. Ring me if you have a problem .
8. I'd like to know why she does not spend her holiday in France .
9. They told him that they wanted to play tennis .
10. He was reading the paper while she was working in the garden .

Position of Time Expressions

(e.g.: recently, now, then, yesterday)

Adverbs of time are usually put at the end of the sentence.

subject	verb(s)	indirect object	direct object	time
I	will tell	you	the story	tomorrow.

If you don't want to put emphasis on the time, you can also put the adverb of time at the beginning of the sentence.

time	subject	verb(s)	indirect object	direct object
Tomorrow	I	will tell	you	the story.

Note that some time expressions are adverbs of frequency (always, never, usually usw.). These are usually put before the main verb (except for 'be' as a main verb). (see also Position of Adverbs)

subject	auxiliary/be	adverb	main verb	object, place or time
I		often	go swimming	in the evenings.
He	doesn't	always	play	tennis.
We	are	usually		here in summer.
I	have	never	been	abroad.