Level: A2-B1
Word Order: Place and Time — Practice
Where do at the gym and yesterday go in an English sentence? At the end — and when a sentence has both, place comes before time. Drill the rule with 24 click-to-hear examples and unscramble quizzes.
Builds on Basic Word Order Next in unit Questions →
- Place at the end
- She works at a bank. – Place
- The keys are on the table. – Place
- We waited at the bus stop. – Place
- He studied in the library. – Place
- The kids are playing in the yard. – Place
- My grandparents live on a farm. – Place
- We ate lunch in the park. – Place
- She parked behind the building. – Place
- Time at the end
- We have class on Monday. – Time
- He gets up at six. – Time
- The store opens at nine. – Time
- She visits her parents every weekend. – Time
- They got married last year. – Time
- I will call you tomorrow. – Time
- The meeting starts at ten. – Time
- I brush my teeth before breakfast. – Time
- Both together: place before time
- I went to the gym yesterday. – Place + time
- They flew to Miami on Friday. – Place + time
- She walked to school this morning. – Place + time
- We met at the cafe on Sunday. – Place + time
- He goes to the pool every day. – Place + time
- The children stayed at home all afternoon. – Place + time
- She studied in her room last night. – Place + time
- We are meeting at the airport at noon. – Place + time