Choose the appropriate adverbial of time.

1. Dave always stays at the office (since/till) six o'clock.

2. She makes strawberry jam (every year/ recently). -

3. It's freezing hard (for a long time/now).

4. People (continually/traditionally) prepare coloured eggs at Easter.

5. They are having some financial difficulties (lately/now).

6. I'm feeling rather run down (recently/at present), doctor.

7. Carol (rarely/usually) reads a lot and is extremely well-informed.

8. The company is looking for people with experience (lately/now).

9. I don't go swimming very much (as a rule/now and again).

10. The new school opens (at once/next week).

11. We are eating in the kitchen (during/while) this cold weather.

12. What do you usually do (in the afternoon/this afternoon)^

13. Mary is going to be a film star (once/one day).

14. More and more young people have careers (nowadays/ recently).

15. My father shaves (in a day/every other day).

1) till2) every year3) now4) traditionally5) now6) at present7) usually8)now9) now and again10) next week11)during12) in the afternoon13) one day14) nowadays15)every other day