Question 1: Identify and correct the incorrect use of 'normally' in the passage.

Answer: Replace 'normally' with 'usually' or correct the sentence to fit the context appropriately.

Question 2: Find the sentence where the adverb of time is incorrect and correct it.

Answer: Replace 'last Monday' with 'last Monday morning' or correct the sentence to match the context.

Question 3: In the sentence 'I often visit my grandparents in the afternoons,' what is the adverb of time, and is it correctly used?

Answer: The adverb of time is 'often', and it is correctly used.

Question 4: Identify the error in the sentence 'Yesterday, I had to leave early because I was feeling unwell.' and correct it if necessary.

Answer: The sentence is correct; no correction needed.

Question 5: Find and correct the inconsistency in the usage of adverbs of time in the sentence: 'My sister always helps me in the mornings, especially when I have exams coming up.'

Answer: No correction needed; the adverbs are used correctly.

Question 6: Explain the difference between 'usually' and 'often' in terms of frequency and suitability for adverbs of time.

Answer: 'Usually' indicates a regular habit, while 'often' suggests something happens frequently but less regularly. Both are suitable for adverbs of time, depending on context.

Question 7: Rewrite the sentence to correct the placement of the adverb of time: 'I wake up early during the summer holidays.'

Answer: During the summer holidays, I wake up early.

Question 8: Create a sentence using an adverb of time to describe your routine on weekends.

Answer: See full answer key

Question 9: Write a short paragraph (about 150 words) describing a typical day, making sure to include at least three adverbs of time correctly.

Answer: See full answer key