Match up adverbs of time

Match up (adverbs of time)
Match the following sentence fragments.
Sentence beginnings
I have known her
I once studied the guitar
I have been working since
It was the worst storm
I will be here
From now on,
From the dawn of civilization,
This time tomorrow,
By next Christmas,
I think the plane is
The President is to
You are not to
I will think of you
Sentence endings
visit Beijing in May.
for three years.
for a long time.
from three o’clock onwards.
we will have been here for eight years.
when I am lying on the beach next week.
I will be lying on the beach.
tell anybody about this.
about to take off.
six o’clock, and I am getting tired.


in ten years.
I’m going to go running every day.

people have made war.
Answers
I have known her for a long time.
I once studied the guitar for three years.
I have been working since six o’clock, and I am getting tired.
It was the worst storm in ten years.
I will be here from three o’clock onwards.
From now on, I’m going to go running every day.
From the dawn of civilization, people have made war.
This time tomorrow, I will be lying on the beach.
By next Christmas, we will have been here for eight years.
I think the plane is about to take off.
The President is to visit Beijing in May.
You are not to tell anybody about this.
I will think of you when I am lying on the beach next week.

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