3. Days And Dates Flashcards
Morning
/ˈmɔrnɪŋ/
Buổi sáng
IDIOM
1. Morning, Noon, And Night
at all times of the day and night (used to emphasize that something happens very often or that it happens continuously)
EX: She talks about him morning, noon, and night.
2. The Other Day/ Morning/Evening/ Week [Một Vài Ngày Trước]
recently, a few days ago
EX: I saw Jack the other day.
Afternoon
/ˌæftərˈnun/
Buổi trưa, buổi chiều
Evening
/ˈivənɪŋ/
Buổi tối
Midnight
/ˈmɪdnaɪt/
Nửa đêm
IDIOM
1. Burn The Midnight Oil
(to study or work until late at night)
Dusk
/dʌsk/
Hoàng hôn
SYNONYM: twilight /ˈtwaɪlaɪt/
Dawn
/dɔn/
Bình Minh
SYNONYM: daybreak /ˈdeɪbreɪk/
sunrise /ˈsʌnraɪz/
IDIOM
1. At The Crack Of Dawn= (At The) Break Of Day/ Dawn [Vào Lúc Bình Minh/ Rạng Đông]
very early in the morning
EX: I have to get up at the crack of dawn.
Day
/deɪ/
Ngày
EX: - “What day is it today?”
- “Monday.”
IDIOM
1. Day After Day [Ngày Qua Ngày]
each day repeatedly (used especially when something is boring or annoying)
EX: She hates doing the same work day after day.
2. Day By Day [Từng Ngày Từng Ngày, Dần Dần]
(a little at a time and gradually)
EX: Day by day his condition improved.
3. Day To Day [Hằng Ngày]
4. Day In, Day Out, Day In And Day Out [Mỗi Ngày]
(every day for a long period of time)
EX: Living on junk food day in, day out is not good for you.
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5. Back In The Day [Trong Quá Khứ]
(in the past)
EX: My dad’s always talking about how great everything was back in the day.
6. Back In The Days
(at a particular time in the past)
EX: I was a fan back in the days when the band wasn’t yet famous.
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7. These Days [Ngày Nay]
(used to talk about the present, especially when you are comparing it with the past)
EX: These days kids grow up so quickly.
8. Those Were The Days
(used to suggest that a time in the past was happier or better than now)
9. To The Day
(exactly)
EX: It’s been three years TO THE DAY since we met.
She died ten years ago TO THE DAY.
10. To This Day [Đến Bây Giờ]
(even now, when a lot of time has passed)
EX: To this day, I still don’t understand why he did it.
11. One Of These Days [Không Bao Lâu Nữa]
(some time in the near future)
EX: One of these days you’ll come back and ask me to forgive you.
12. One Of Those Days [Những Ngày Đó]
(a day when there are a lot of mistakes and a lot of things go wrong)
EX: It’s been one of those days!
Week
/wik/
Tuần
Weekend /ˈwikɛnd/: cuối tuần
- at weekends/ at the weekend (British English)
- on weekends/ on the weekend (American English)
Month
/mʌnθ/
Tháng
Year
/yɪr/
(abbreviation yr.)
Năm
IDIOM
1. Year After Year [Năm Này Qua Năm Khác]
(every year for many years)
used to focus attention on the fact that something is repeated over and over
EX: People return year after year.
2. Year By Year [Mỗi Năm]
(as the years pass; each year)
used to focus attention on the process, something that happens gradually rather than all at once
EX: Year by year their affection for each other grew stronger.
3. Year In, Year Out
(every year)
4. Year On Year
(each year, compared with the last year)
*(used especially when talking about figures, prices, etc.)
EX: Spending has increased year on year.
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5. Put Years On Somebody [Làm Ai Già Đi]
*(to make someone feel or look older)
EX: The illness put years on him.
6. Take Years Off Somebody [Làm Ai Trẻ Hơn]
(to make someone feel or look younger)
EX: That haircut takes years off her.
7. The Turn Of The Century/ Year [Đầu Thế Kỉ/ Đầu Năm]
(the time when a new century/ year starts)
EX: It was built at the turn of the century.
Season
/ˈsizən/
Mùa
IDIOM
1. In Season [Đúng Mùa]
- (of fruit or vegetables) (easily available and ready to eat because it is the right time of year for them)
EX: Strawberries are now in season
- (of a female animal) ready to reproduce (sinh sản)
2. Out Of Season [Trái Mùa]
- *(of fruit or vegetables) (not easily available because it is not the right time of year for them)
- (at the times of year when few people go on vacation)
EX: Hotels are cheaper out of season.
📎 DAYS OF THE WEEK
1. Monday /ˈmʌndeɪ/
2. Tuesday /ˈtuzdeɪ/
3. Wednesday /ˈwɛnzdeɪ/
4. Thursday /ˈθərzdeɪ/
5. Friday /ˈfraɪdeɪ/
6. Saturday /ˈsæt̮ərˌdeɪ/
7. Sunday /ˈsʌndeɪ/
📎 MONTHS OF THE YEAR
1. January /ˈdʒænyuˌɛri/
2. February /ˈfɛbyuˌɛri/
3. March /mɑrtʃ/
4. April /ˈeɪprəl/
5. May /meɪ/
6. June /dʒun/
7. July /dʒʊˈlaɪ/
8. August /’ɔɡʌst/
9. September /sɛpˈtɛmbər/
10. October /ɑkˈtoʊbər/
11. November /noʊˈvɛmbər/
12. December /dɪˈsɛmbər/
📎 SEASONS
1. Spring /sprɪŋ/
2. Summer /ˈsʌmər/
3. Autumn /ˈɔt̮əm/
4. Winter /ˈwɪntər/
10th March
- “What’s the date today?”
- “It’s March the tenth/ It’s the tenth of March”
🖊️CÁCH VIẾT THỨ - NGÀY - THÁNG TRONG TIẾNG ANH
ANH - ANH
Thứ, ngày - tháng - năm
EX: Wednesday, 6th October 2017
Cách Đọc:
Luôn có mạo từ “the” trước ngày và giới từ “of” trước tháng
EX: : Wednesday THE sixth OF October twenty-seventeen
ANH - MỸ
Thứ, tháng - ngày, năm
EX: Wednesday, October 6th, 2017
Cách Đọc:
Không đọc mạo từ “the” và giới từ “of”.
EX: Wednesday October sixth twenty-seven
