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Example: 03.00 — 3 a.m. — three o’clock in the morning
1. | 03.00 | 2 p.m. | three o’clock in the afternoon |
2. | 15.00 | 8 p.m. | two o’clock in the afternoon |
3. | 20.00 | 3 a.m. | eight o’clock in the morning |
4. | 08.00 | 8 a.m. | three o’clock in the morning |
5. | 14.00 | 3 p.m. | eight o’clock in the evening |
GRAMMAR
Days and Dates
What day is it today? | — (It’s) Monday. |
What date is it today? | — (It’s) September 25th. |
When is your birthday? | — (It’s) in March. |
25/09... — the twenty-fifth of September or September the twenty-fifth | |
1919 — nineteen nineteen | |
1800 — eighteen hundred | |
1805 — eighteen-oh-five |
Days | Months | Seasons | |||
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday | Friday Saturday Sunday | January February March April | May June July August | September October November December | winter spring summer autumn |
Practice saying these important dates in the Russian calendar.
a) 07/01 b) 23/02 c) 08/03 d) 01/05 e) 09/05 f) 12/06 g) 04/11
Prepositions of Time | |||
At | In | on | no preposition |
1. + time of the day at 2 o’clock at midnight at noon (= 12 o’clock in the daytime) at lunchtime 2. + weekends at the weekend at weekends 3. + public holiday at Christmas; at Easter | 1. + a part of the day in the morning in the afternoon in the evening BUT: at night 2. + longer periods (months, seasons, years, etc.) in July; in (the) summer; in 1998; in the sixties; in the 20th century | 1. + a day on Monday on Wednesday on Saturday on Christmas day 2. + a day + a part of the day on Monday morning on Saturday night on Wednesday evening | 1. before next, last, this next week last night this year 2. before today, tomorrow, yesterday, tonight |
15. Put in the correct preposition at / on / in or —.
1. ___ 8 July 2. ___ Wednesday 3. ___ 4 pm 4. ___ spring 5. ___ the morning | 6. ___ Friday evening 7. ___ Christmas 8. ___ night 9. ___ the weekend 10. ___ tomorrow evening |
16. Complete the following sentences with the correct preposition of time.
Work with your partner. Take it in turns to ask and answer the questions.
Adverbs of frequency
always usually often sometimes never | ●●●●●●● ●●●●● ●●● ● | I | always usually often sometimes never | get to work late. |
A: How often do you arrive at work on time?
B: I usually arrive at work on time.
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