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    This document outlines different units of time, ranging from short periods like minutes and hours to longer periods like decades and centuries. It also describes specific moments and periods within a day, week, month, and year, including conventions for referring to them using prepositions like "on", "at", "in", and "during".

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    This document outlines different units of time, ranging from short periods like minutes and hours to longer periods like decades and centuries. It also describes specific moments and periods within a day, week, month, and year, including conventions for referring to them using prepositions like "on", "at", "in", and "during".

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    This document outlines different units of time, ranging from short periods like minutes and hours to longer periods like decades and centuries. It also describes specific moments and periods within a day, week, month, and year, including conventions for referring to them using prepositions like "on", "at", "in", and "during".

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    WATCH

    second CALENDAR
    minute CLOCK
    SHORT (an) hour minute hand
    PERIODS OF day
    TIME week
    month

    season
    year hour hand
    LONG
    PERIODS OF decade
    TIME century
    millennium
    eternity

    MOMENTS
    morning
    noon
    afternoon
    ! WE SAY:
     ON Monday/ Tuesday/ Wednesday/
    OF THE evening Thursday/ Friday/ Saturday/ Sunday
    DAY night
    midnight  AT THE WEEK-END

    Monday  IN/DURING spring/ summer/


    Tuesday autumn/ winter
    DAYS Wednesday
    Thursday
    Friday  IN THE morning/ afternoon/ evening
    Saturday  AT noon/ night/ midnight
    Sunday
     IN January/ February…
    January
    February  The names of days and months
    March always begin with a CAPITAL letter
    April but seasons don't.
    MONTHS May
    June Christmas is in December during the
    July winter.
    August I like it when Christmas Day is on a
    September Sunday.
    October
    November
    December

    spring
    summer
    SEASONS
    fall, autumn
    winter

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