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66 1 Expressing Time A Point of time 1) Time of Day Can I have an alarm call at 6.15, please? I’ll get back to you before eleven thirty. Inventories 2) Dates The school is closed between the second of April and the twentieth. The delivery should arrive on 23rd December. Can we book the cottage from 24th September to 31st September? 3) Adverbials a) Adverbs She leaves for Edinburgh tomorrow. She has just got back from holiday. He needs to go home now. I need to talk to him afterwards. b) Adverbial phrases He was in the café yesterday evening. The swimming pool is closing down this Friday. Did you have a good time last night? c) Time clauses by the time I arrived, all the bargains had gone. When she gets here, can you show her to her room? Can you put out the rubbish before we go? b Duration a) Adverbial phrases He won’t get out of hospital for another two weeks. The office will not be open until the start of next week. He has to revise for his exams during the holidays. b) Time clauses We won’t get any peace until the football season is over. Let’s have a drink while we’re waiting for her. It’s not over till the fat lady sings. c) other forms He’s just finished his twelve hours’ shift. C Frequency a) Adverbs I never go on holiday without my fishing gear. Sometimes you need a licence to fish but not always. Very often, I just take the day off and head for the nearest lake. b) Adverbial phrases Every couple of months I like to have a weekend in the countryside. For about the fifth year in a row, the swallows have arrived in early April. Every day before I go to work, I go jogging along the beach. Handbook telc English A2·B1
Inventories c) Time clauses I go and watch Manchester United as often as I can. Whenever she has the chance, she adds a glass animal to her collection. D Sequence a) ordinal numbers That was my first trip to Normandy, indeed my first trip to France. The kitchen department is on the fourth floor. That’s the second time you’ve been late this week. b) Adverbs She smiled at him and then picked up her coat and left. After that she got into a taxi and headed home. E Time Frames 1) Past Time a) orientation (Within past time) b) Events / States / Activities (Definite Past) Handbook telc English A2·B1 It was when I’d just moved to Amsterdam. … the mobile phone he had just bought. She was running for the bus on York Road. I was taking a bath when she called. It happened while I was washing the dishes. I was coming home from work when the rain started. She walked up to him and slapped him in the face. My instructor laughed and I was a bit annoyed. Later he apologised and he asked, ’Are you always so sensitive?’ … and she says ’But you always look so happy’. … and Tom helps himself to the pizza and he’s stuffing his face and he’s looking at the wine. c) Indefinite Past She’s taken it to the dry cleaners. He used to buy all his fruit and vegetables at the market but the market moved out of the town centre. When John ran the marathon, he was training five times a week. d) Ceased Habits / States He used to train five times a week. She used to be a teacher. The manager used to come round first thing every morning to check for any problems. e) Past >> Future She was about to become a mother for the first time. They were just about to get changed into their swimming gear. 67
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