Time and Weekdays

Monday noun

the first day of the week, after Sunday

a Monday (aa672)

I start work on Monday.

I start work on Monday.

Tuesday noun

the day of the week after Monday

a Tuesday (aa673)

I go shopping on Tuesdays.

I go shopping on Tuesdays.

Wednesday noun

the day of the week after Tuesday

a Wednesday (aa674)

Do you work next Wednesday?

Do you work next Wednesday?

Thursday noun

the day of the week after Wednesday

a Thursday (aa675)

We have a meeting on Thursday.

We have a meeting on Thursday.

Friday noun

the day of the week after Thursday

a Friday (aa676)

Are you free on Friday?

Are you free on Friday?

Saturday noun

the day of the week after Friday

a Saturday (aa677)

I play soccer every Saturday.

I play soccer every Saturday.

Sunday noun

the day of the week after Saturday

a Sunday (aa678)

We had a picnic last Sunday.

We had a picnic last Sunday.

today adverb

on this day

today (aa679)

What are you doing today?

What are you doing today?

tonight adverb

during the night of this day

tonight (aa680)

Are you free tonight?

Are you free tonight?

tomorrow adverb

on the day after today

tomorrow (aa681)

We will go shopping tomorrow.

We will go shopping tomorrow.

yesterday adverb

on the day before today

yesterday (aa682)

I went to the park yesterday.

I went to the park yesterday.

morning noun

the early part of the day, before the afternoon

a morning (aa683)

I wake up early in the morning.

I wake up early in the morning.

afternoon noun

the part of the day between morning and evening

afternoon (aa684)

I study in the afternoon.

I study in the afternoon.

evening noun

the part of the day between afternoon and night

a evening (aa685)

I go for a walk in the evening.

I go for a walk in the evening.

night noun

the time when it is dark and most people sleep

a night (aa686)

Did you hear noises at night?

Did you hear noises at night?

midnight noun

the middle of the night; 12 o’clock at night

a midnight (aa687)

They arrived at the hotel around midnight.

They arrived at the hotel around midnight.

date noun

the number of the day, month, and year

a date (aa688)

What is the date today?

What is the date today?

day noun

one of the seven days of the week

a day (aa689)

What day is it today?

What day is it today?

half noun

one of two equal parts of something

a half (aa690)

I will arrive in half an hour.

I will arrive in half an hour.

hour noun

a period of time equal to 60 minutes

a hour (aa691)

I will call you in an hour.

I will call you in an hour.

minute noun

a period of time equal to 60 seconds

a minute (aa692)

Can you wait a minute, please?

Can you wait a minute, please?

quarter noun

a period of time equal to 15 minutes

a quarter (aa693)

The movie starts at a quarter to eight.

The movie starts at a quarter to eight.

second noun

a very short period of time

a second (aa694)

Can you wait a second before leaving?

Can you wait a second before leaving?

time noun

the number of hours and minutes shown on a clock

a time (aa695)

What time is it now?

What time is it now?

week noun

a period of seven days

a week (aa696)

I work five days a week.

I work five days a week.

weekend noun

Saturday and Sunday

a weekend (aa697)

Do you have any plans for the weekend?

Do you have any plans for the weekend?