ADVERBS AND OTHER EXPRESSIONS OF TIME
- In the past
- Shortly before
- So far
- Long before
- In the past
- In former times
- Long ago
- From then on
- this practice goes back to a long way ago
- in an early stage
- a bygone era
- the camera has seen better days
- A leftover (existence forom an earlier time)
- to think back / to take you back
- In the moment
- Meanwhile
- At the moment
- Nowadays
- At present
- Puntual
- On the spur of the moment
- to do sth there and then
- On the spot, immediately, instantly
- At this stage
- It's high time to become...
- It is about time + past
- It's a sign of times
- In the future
- Shortly after
- From now on
- the forthcoming era
- the aftermath (cosequences)
- It's yet to be seeen
- given the time, we'll be happy
- To lie ahead ( will happen)
- Frequency
- Once in a while
- All along= all the time
- At times = occasionally
- Off and on
- From time to time
- As and when
- Once and again
- Every other day
- Hardly ever
- barely
- Manner
- Time after time= again and again
- As time goes by= as time passes
- Duration
- For good= forever
- It feels like an eternity
- Time consuming= taking a lot of time to do sth
- How the time flies
- Moment
- Avant
- Beforehand
- A head of time
- Après
- Afterwards
- Eventually
- In the end
- Adelay
- Only a matter of time
- as soon as
- All in the good time = there is no need to hurry
- Late
- Late in the day = too late
- Better late than ever
- to put off = to postpone
- Soon
- Time
- to clock on / off ( at work)
- Speed
- To be pressed ofr / to press on her duties
- In no time= very quickly
- in a rush
- to rush off my feet
- Work against the clock
- At snail's pace
- In a blink of an eye
- I don't want to slow you up
- Finish
- to run out = expire= to come to an end
- A permit run out
- Wait
- Hold up
- To hold you up (hacerte esperar)
- hold-ups (retenciones)
- Delays
- The meeting dragged on
- Hang up
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