1. “Mai *kal* (yesterday) bazaar gaya.”
2. “*Abhi* (now) kya kar rahe ho?”
3. “Tumne *kabhi* (ever) pizza khaya hai?”
4. “*Raat* (night) ko main ne film dekhi.”
5. “Muje *subah* (morning) uthna pasand nahi.”
6. “Mujhe *hamesha* (always) se urdu parhna pasand thi.”
7. “Mein *roz* (daily) jaldi uth jati hoon.”
8. “Tum *kab* (when) wapas aao ge?”
9. “Mujhe *aaj* (today) bazaar jana hai.”
10. “Tum *phir kabhi* (sometime) aana.”
11. “Mein *Pher* (again) try karoon ga.”
12. “*Kuch der pehle* (a while ago) main ne usay dekha.”
13. “*Achaanak* (suddenly) sab kuch badal gaya.”
14. “*Kabhi kabhi* (sometimes) mujhe yahaan aana padta hai.”
15. “Main *aglay hafte* (next week) Islamabad ja raha hoon.”
Exercise 2: Substitute the English adverb of time with Urdu adverb
1. “I have to go to school *kal* (tomorrow).”
2. “He has never (*kabhi nahi*) been to Lahore.”
3. “I usually (*aam tor par*) get up early in the morning.”
4. “Will you come back *phir* (again)?”
5. “I have just (*abhi*) finished my homework.”
6. “We will meet *aakhirkaar* (finally) after a long time.”
7. “I will start my homework *ab* (now).”
8. “They have been waiting for you *bahut der se* (for a long time).”
9. “Can we meet *aglay mahine* (next month)?”
10. “I am always (*hamesha*) late for class.”
11. “He was here a *kuch der pehle* (moment ago).”
12. “*Kabhi Kabhi* (Sometimes) I feel like giving up.”
13. “I think it will happen *jald* (soon).”
14. “*Aj* (Today) was a tiring day.”
15. “I have been sick *kuch dinon* (for some days).”
