Can anyone explain time nouns and adverbs of time to me? In English, &quot;today&quot; can be a noun or an adverb, but many European languages see it only as an adverb. So, the &quot;today&quot; in &quot;Today is Wednesday.&quot; is seen as an adverb.
Can anyone explain time nouns and adverbs of time to me?
Can 最近 be a noun and an adverb?
What part of speech is 上个月？Can it be an adverb?
Can 昨天 be a noun and an adverb?
the &quot;today&quot; in &quot;Today is Wednesday.&quot; is a noun……
but I get what did you mean.
“最近”can only be an adverb, it's basically the same as &quot;recently&quot;
&quot;上个月&quot;can both be a noun and an adv. i.e.
noun, 上个月是十一月 last month was November.
adv, 我上个月去了上海 I visited Shanghai last month.
&quot;昨天&quot;is same as “上个月”.