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Talking about Days in English
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Talking about Days in English
13 words
Monday
(n)
a day of the week, typically the first of the working week
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
Tuesday
(n)
a day of the week, after Monday and before Wednesday
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
Wednesday
(n)
a day of the week, typically the middle of the working week
Tomorrow is Wednesday, and the day after tomorrow is Thursday.
Tomorrow is Wednesday, and the day after tomorrow is Thursday.
Thursday
(n)
a day of the week, after Wednesday and before Friday
Tomorrow is Wednesday, and the day after tomorrow is Thursday.
Tomorrow is Wednesday, and the day after tomorrow is Thursday.
Friday
(n)
a day of the week, typically the last day of the working week
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are weekdays.
Saturday
(n)
a day of the week, the first day of the weekend
no plans for Saturday
no plans for Saturday
Sunday
(p)
Today is Sunday.
Today is Sunday.
week
(n)
a period of seven days
this week
this week
the day before yesterday
(p)
yesterday
(n)
the day before today
I went to the movies yesterday.
I went to the movies yesterday.
today
(n)
the present day
Today's weather forecast is sunny.
Today's weather forecast is sunny.
tomorrow
(n)
the day after today
Tomorrow will be my birthday.
Tomorrow will be my birthday.
the day after tomorrow
(p)
If today is Sunday, the day after tomorrow will be Tuesday.
If today is Sunday, the day after tomorrow will be Tuesday.
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