Time Indicators
Defintion-
Time tensing is signs used to indicate and/or describe a time when a particular event or action happened.
Examples:
* "ME SEE MOM YESTERDAY ME."
* "TOMORROW SCHOOL START."
* "RECENTLY YOU GO TO DOCTOR?"
Rules-
Past, Present, and Future indicators may only be placed at the beginning or end of the sentence.
Examples:
"TODAY I GO TO FOOTBALL GAME.
"ME SEE FUNNY MAN YESTERDAY ."
*Once an indicator is used in a sentence, it is no longer needed in future sentences unless the time tense must be changed.
Examples:
"PAST I GO TO
THAT BUILDING. IT BIG. IT HAVE CAFETERIA, MANY
OFFICES, AND RESTROOMS.
NOW IT DEMOLISHED."
"In the past, I've gone to that building. It was big. It had a cafeteria, many offices, and restrooms. Now it has been demolished.
The "FINISH" indicator is used to indicate an action that has been completed.
Example:
"I FINISH BIKE ACROSS STREET."
"I have jumped across the street."
Time Indicator Vocabulary
| Past |
Recently |
Before |
Yesterday |
Past |
Long-Ago |
| Present |
Now |
Today |
| "Have Done" |
Finish |
| Future |
After-Awhile |
Will |
Later |
Tomorrow |
Future |
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