Days, months, seasons

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Days, months, seasons

                                                  Days of the week

<    Monday ..........
Always with capital letters
   Tuesday
   Wednesday
   Thursday
   Friday
   Saturday
   Sunday
Before days: 'on':
What time do you get up on Sundays?
On Monday, on Tuesday, on Wednesday too I will always remember you (Superbus)
.
today D-day


                   Oh, I believe in yesterday...
tomorrow D-day + 1
yesterday D-day - 1
the day after tomorrow D-day + 2
the day before yesterday D-day - 2
next week                                    D-day + 7
last week D-day - 7
next Tuesday
last Saturday

                                                   Months of the year

...... January
With capital letters


February
March
  April
  May
  June
  July
  August
  September
  October
November
December
.
Before months: 'in'
Shakespeare was born in April,  BUT: he was born on April 23rd 1564 (il est né le 23 avril 1564, jour précis)
Children go back to school in September.
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diary

             February 29th: leap day
calendar
fortnight
leap year
a daily paper
a weekly paper
a monthly magazine

                                                  Seasons

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1.
Which day has in its name a silent letter 'd' ?
Most shops are closed Sundays.
Monday, , Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are the working days of the week.

is the coldest season of the year.
Summer starts in , it starts the 21st of that month.
is called Fall in the USA. It's the season when the leaves fall off the trees.

2.
This day is named after the moon:
The day named to honour Thor the Norse god of Thunder and rain is
This day is named after Frigg, the Norse goddess of love
Norse (ancient Scandinavian)

This month is named after the Roman god of war (Mars).
Julius Caesar was born in (one month before August)
Janus was the Roman god of the beginnings so this month was named after him

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