Put the adverbs/adverbial phrases in brackets in the correct order in the
sentences.
1 The smart dress is expected to be on sale.
(in department stores, from next spring,
permanently)
2 I think I will watch the fashion show.
(probably, at Charlie's house, personally)
3 She announced that she's going to attend
Fashion Week.
(next September, suddenly, in Milan)
4 He wears a suit if he has a business meeting.
(occasionally, apparently, in the city)
5 You could have called me.
(simply, yesterday afternoon, frankly)
6 He bought himself a trendy jacket.
(last weekend, very, spontaneously)

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1. He will feel better as soon as he doesn’t eat trash food.

2. If she works hard, she will earn some money for the journey to the seaside.

3. If you wear this jacket today, you will be cold.

4. Won't open this door if someone rings the doorbell.

5. If you go on a diet, you will lose weight.

6. We will be very glad when she comes back.

7. He will spoil his eyesight if plays computer games too much.

8. I won't talk to you until you tell me the truth.

9. They will be disappointed if she doesn't invite them to her party.

10. If you late I will meet you at the bus stop.

1. He will feel better as soon as he doesn’t eat trash food.

2. If she works hard, she will earn some money for the journey to the seaside.

3. If you wear this jacket today, you will be cold.

4. Won't open this door if someone rings the doorbell.

5. If you go on a diet, you will lose weight.

6. We will be very glad when she comes back.

7. He will spoil his eyesight if plays computer games too much.

8. I won't talk to you until you tell me the truth.

9. They will be disappointed if she doesn't invite them to her party.

10. If you late I will meet you at the bus stop.