Time and frequencies

the time from midday (12:00) to midnight (24:00).

Example: The class starts at 2 p.m.

The time before the present; a period that has already happened.

Example: She often reminisces about her childhood in the past.

Gone by in time and no longer existing or happening.

Example: The past year has been full of unexpected challenges.

A time when there is no war or fighting.

Example: People want to live in peace.

A length of time.

Example: The class lasts for a 45-minute period.

the activity of looking at and understanding written words.

Example: I enjoy reading books in my free time.

A very short amount of time; one of the 60 parts a minute is divided into.

Example: There are 60 seconds in a minute.

Not long in size, time, or distance.

Example: She has short hair.

relating to spending time with other people.

Example: She likes going to social events with her friends.

After a short time from now.

Example: I will see you soon.

To use money to buy things or to use time doing something.

Example: I spend my money on books.

To devote time and attention to acquiring knowledge on a subject, typically by reading or attending classes.

Example: He decided to study for the upcoming math exam.

The part of the day, week, or year when something happens.

Example: What time is the meeting?

A journey to a place for a short time, usually for fun or work.

Example: We went on a school trip to the zoo.

It means something happens most of the time or in most situations.

Example: I usually eat breakfast at 7 o'clock.

A time when you do not go to work or school and can relax or travel.

Example: We are going to the beach for our vacation.

A period of time during which one remains in a place or does nothing until something expected happens.

Example: The wait at the doctor's office was longer than usual.

To look at something for a period of time.

Example: We watch TV every evening.

A small timepiece worn typically on the wrist or carried in a pocket.

Example: He glanced at his watch to check the time before the meeting.

The time from Saturday to Sunday, or sometimes Friday evening to Sunday, when people do not usually work or go to school.

Example: I like to relax at home on the weekend.

not old; having lived or existed for only a short time.

Example: The young boy is playing in the park.

Used to indicate a specific thing or person that is farther away in space or time.

Example: Can you pass me that book on the shelf?

Used to talk about the time something happens.

Example: I go to bed when it gets dark.

At or during the time that something happens.

Example: I was reading a book when the phone rang.

A type of play that tells a story through singing and music.

Example: We went to see an opera at the big theater.

A round fruit that is orange in color and has a sweet taste.

Example: I eat an orange every morning for breakfast.

A color that is a blend of red and yellow, resembling the hue of the fruit.

Example: The sunset painted the sky in vibrant orange hues.

Used to refer to a person or thing that is different or additional.

Example: I have one pen, but I need the other one.

Away from the inside of a place or thing.

Example: She went out to play in the garden.

Situated or located on or near the exterior or outer surface of something.

Example: The outside wall of the house needs a fresh coat of paint.

To an excessive degree or beyond normal limits.

Example: She overreacted to the harmless joke.

To have something that belongs to you.

Example: I own a red car.

a person who has something that belongs to them.

Example: She is the owner of a small dog.

One side of a sheet of paper in a book, magazine, or notebook.

Example: I read the first page of the book.

A colored liquid used to cover surfaces or make pictures.

Example: The walls are covered in blue paint.

A colored substance, typically in liquid form, used for coating surfaces to protect or decorate them.

Example: The artist mixed different shades of paint to create the perfect hue for her masterpiece.

A picture made using paint.

Example: She has a beautiful painting of a tree in her room.

two things that are used together or are similar.

Example: I bought a new pair of shoes.

A large, beautiful house where a king, queen, or important person lives.

Example: The king lives in a big palace.

A piece of clothing that covers your legs and has a separate part for each leg.

Example: She is wearing blue pants today.

thin material used for writing or drawing on, or for wrapping things.

Example: I need a piece of paper to write a note.

A polite way of asking someone to repeat something you did not hear or understand.

Example: Pardon? I didn’t hear what you said.

A large open area with grass and trees, where people can go to relax or play.

Example: We had a picnic in the park.

Someone you do something with, like working or playing a game.

Example: My partner in the game is very good.

A social event where people meet to have fun, eat, drink, and talk.

Example: We are going to a birthday party on Saturday.

To give money for something you buy or use.

Example: I pay for my coffee every morning.

The salary or wages received for work or services rendered.

Example: The employees were satisfied with the pay they received at the end of the month.

A tool used for writing or drawing with ink.

Example: I write my homework with a blue pen.

A thin object used for writing or drawing, usually made of wood with a piece of graphite inside.

Example: I write my homework with a pencil.

Belonging to or about one person.

Example: This is my personal bag.