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This is a grammar lesson, in How can I interact?
this type of class we only focus
on teaching some grammatical
structures and make games
about the given lesson.
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By the end of this lesson you will be able to:

Use prepositions of time: In, On, At

Answer questions about past events

Use the idiom of the day

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Let's learn!
English uses the prepositions in, on and at to talk about time.
Let's try!
Let's play!
Idiom of the day

Staycation
A vacation at home

Sometimes, you need a break from work, but you also need a break from travel. A “staycation” is the
perfect solution. During a “staycation,” people take time off work and enjoy relaxing at home.

Let's play!
Claire: I really need some time off. Work is so stressful.
Owen: Why don’t we take a vacation together?
Claire: You know… I’ve been traveling so much for work that more traveling doesn’t sound like fun right now. I’m
sorry.
Owen: No problem. We should take a staycation instead. We can stay in our pajamas and just relax at home.

T/F: Owen and Claire are going to take a trip together.

A. True
B. False
Idiom of the day

Claire finally feels relaxed. She tells Owen, “_____. Thank you for taking a staycation with me.”
“No problem,” says Owen as he pours a cup of tea for Claire. “We both needed some personal
relaxation time.”

Claire most likely says...

A. I wish we could go to Mexico.


B. This is exactly what I needed.
C. I need to get out of the house
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