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    This document provides examples of time expressions using before, after, until, at, on, in, and then. The examples show how these terms are used to indicate times or periods for actions such as walking the dog before bed, brushing teeth after meals, not going shopping on Saturdays until later, music being allowed on or before 10pm, waking up at 7am and arriving at the office at 9am, coming over after dinner or until later, having to wait until lunch is ready to go out, a birthday being in June rather than March, and not liking to go out in the evening rather than at night.

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    This document provides examples of time expressions using before, after, until, at, on, in, and then. The examples show how these terms are used to indicate times or periods for actions such as walking the dog before bed, brushing teeth after meals, not going shopping on Saturdays until later, music being allowed on or before 10pm, waking up at 7am and arriving at the office at 9am, coming over after dinner or until later, having to wait until lunch is ready to go out, a birthday being in June rather than March, and not liking to go out in the evening rather than at night.

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    This document provides examples of time expressions using before, after, until, at, on, in, and then. The examples show how these terms are used to indicate times or periods for actions such as walking the dog before bed, brushing teeth after meals, not going shopping on Saturdays until later, music being allowed on or before 10pm, waking up at 7am and arriving at the office at 9am, coming over after dinner or until later, having to wait until lunch is ready to go out, a birthday being in June rather than March, and not liking to go out in the evening rather than at night.

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    TIME EXPRESSIONS - BEFORE, AFTER, UNTIL, AT, ON, IN,

    THEN

    1) Paul and Sheila always walk their dog going to bed

    2) I always brush my teeth meals

    3) I never go shopping Saturdays because it's always crowded

    4) June the weather is always lovely here

    5) Please no music 10 pm

    6) I wake up 7 o'clock, I take a shower and


    I have breakfast. going out I kiss my children goodbye
    and 9 o'clock I arrive at the office

    7) Are you coming after dinner or ? I don't know, Mum.I have a


    lot of things to do Monday: do the ironing, clean the flat
    and do the washing-up

    8) You must wait lunch is ready, then you can go out

    9) When is your birthday? Is it March? No, it's


    June, the 6th

    10) I don't like going out the evening. It's dangerous

    11) My baby daughter can't sleep night so I'm always


    tired in the morning!

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