Vocabulary Worksheet — Intro
Numbers & Time
Key Vocabulary
| Word | Meaning | Example sentence | |
|---|---|---|---|
| morning | n. | the early part of the day | I study in the morning. |
| afternoon | n. | the time after lunch and before evening | We play football in the afternoon. |
| evening | n. | the time after afternoon and before night | She watches TV in the evening. |
| night | n. | the dark part of the day | I sleep at night. |
| today | n./adv. | this day | Today is Tuesday. |
| tomorrow | n./adv. | the day after today | Tomorrow is my birthday. |
| yesterday | n./adv. | the day before today | Yesterday was sunny. |
| weekend | n. | Saturday and Sunday | We visit family at the weekend. |
| minute | n. | sixty seconds | Wait one minute, please. |
| hour | n. | sixty minutes | The lesson is one hour long. |
| day | n. | a period of twenty-four hours | Monday is a busy day. |
| week | n. | seven days | I have English twice a week. |
Common Collocations
morning: early morning, Monday morning
afternoon: Sunday afternoon, afternoon class
evening: Friday evening, quiet evening
afternoon: Sunday afternoon, afternoon class
evening: Friday evening, quiet evening
night: at night, late at night
today: today morning, today at school
tomorrow: tomorrow morning, see you tomorrow
today: today morning, today at school
tomorrow: tomorrow morning, see you tomorrow
yesterday: yesterday evening, yesterday at work
weekend: long weekend, weekend plans
minute: five minutes, last minute
weekend: long weekend, weekend plans
minute: five minutes, last minute
hour: half an hour, one hour
day: every day, school day
week: next week, every week
day: every day, school day
week: next week, every week
Language Tips
Parts of the day
Say in the morning, in the afternoon, and in the evening.
Say at night, not in the night, for normal daily time.
Time words
Today means this day. Tomorrow means the next day. Yesterday means the day before today.
Use every day for routines and at the weekend for Saturday and Sunday.