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    Learn Courses Basic level Numbers dates time The date

"Today is the 14th of December", "his birthday is in May". In this lesson you will learn how to speak about the days, the months and the date in English.

Texts in English
Vocabulary
  day
  daily
  today
  tonight
  yesterday
  tomorrow
  week
  weekly
  weekend
  month
  monthly
  year
  yearly
  decade
  century
  calendar
  schedule
Days of the Week
  Monday
  Tuesday
  Wednesday
  Thursday
  Friday
  Saturday
  Sunday
Months of the Year
  January
  February
  March
  April
  May
  June
  July
  August
  September
  October
  November
  December
The Seasons
  winter
  spring
  summer
  autumn, fall (US)
Holidays
  Easter
  Halloween
  Christmas
  New Year’s day
  New Year’s eve

Grammatical Rules

1. The days of the week and the months are capitalized.

Examples:

 July
 Thursday

2. Dates are expressed using ordinal numbers.

Examples:

 Today is the 1st (first) of April.
 His birthday is the 14th (fourteenth) of October.

3. Date format:

Examples:

 June 30, 2006
 November 10, 1968

US Format: month/day/year

04/18/2010

UK Format: day/month/year

18/04/2010
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