Time–manner–place

Time–manner–place is a linguistic framework used to describe the typical order in which adverbials are arranged in a sentence, especially in English. This hierarchy helps in organizing information coherently, particularly when using multiple adverbials. 1. **Time**: Indicates when something happens (e.g., "yesterday," "at noon," "last year"). 2. **Manner**: Describes how something happens or the way in which an action is performed (e.g.