Expressions of Time and Daily Routine Dialogs
Explore time expressions and learn how to use them in daily life scenarios through engaging dialogs. Practice using the expressions "right now," "from now on," "on time," and more. Enhance your understanding of time-related vocabulary and improve your language skills.
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Do you play computer games? Yes How often do you play computer games? Every day When do you go to bad in the evening? Late Do you ever oversleep* in the morning? Yes * oversleep- to sleep for longer and wake up late
TIME EXPRESSIONS In the morning Right away On time Last week Once Right now Twice From now on
TIME EXPRESSIONS IN PRESENT RIGHT NOW/ RIGHT AWAY (immediately) *I need someone to help me right away/ now. ON TIME (the time when something is supposed to hapend) *The train is leaving on time. FROM NOW ON (from this moment and forever into the future) *From now on, I ll always tell you the truth. ONCE (for one time only) *She goes shopping once a week.
Use these expressions of time to complete the dialogs. Follow the example: on time right now from now on once right away twice Andy s mom: Shut down the computer, Andy! Andy: I m shutting it down right now, mom. Mom: I will say it only one time. Andy: Ok, mom. ______ is enough. (Ok, mom. Once is enough.) Mom: I had to tell you that two times last night. Andy: No, you didn t say it _____, but only once. (No, you didn t say it twice, but only once.) Mom: Your classes start at 9:00 in the morning. Andy: Don t worry, mom. I ll be there _______. (Don t worry, mom. I ll be there on time.) Mom: You have to be more careful in the future. Andy: You re righte. I ll be more careful ___________. (You re right. I ll be more careful from now on.) Mom: No more talking children. Go to bed. Andy: Yes, mom. __________. (Yes, mom. Right away.)
Homework: page 32; WB; exc. 1, 2, 3 REMEMBER: Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise.
