🇺🇸 English · A2
Numbers, Time & Dates in English · A2
60 English words and phrases for numbers, time & dates, at A2 level. Each entry shows the word, how to read it, what it means, and a full example sentence with translation.
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secondsecond
Wait just a second.
Wait just a second.
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minuteminute
The bus leaves in ten minutes.
The bus leaves in ten minutes.
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o'clocko'clock
Let's meet at three o'clock.
Let's meet at three o'clock.
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halfhalf
Half an hour is enough.
Half an hour is enough.
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noonnoon
Let's have lunch at noon.
Let's have lunch at noon.
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midnightmidnight
The movie ends at midnight.
The movie ends at midnight.
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earlyearly
I woke up early this morning.
I woke up early this morning.
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latelate
Sorry, I'm running late.
Sorry, I'm running late.
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monthmonth
My birthday is next month.
My birthday is next month.
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datedate
What's the date today?
What's the date today?
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calendarcalendar
I marked the date on my calendar.
I marked the date on my calendar.
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weekendweekend
What are you doing this weekend?
What are you doing this weekend?
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holidayholiday
We're planning a trip for the holiday.
We're planning a trip for the holiday.
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anniversaryanniversary
Happy anniversary to you both!
Happy anniversary to you both!
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JanuaryJanuary
January is the first month of the year.
January is the first month of the year.
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FebruaryFebruary
February is a short month.
February is a short month.
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MarchMarch
Spring begins in March.
Spring begins in March.
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AprilApril
It often rains in April.
It often rains in April.
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MayMay
Flowers bloom in May.
Flowers bloom in May.
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JuneJune
School ends in June.
School ends in June.
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JulyJuly
We go to the beach in July.
We go to the beach in July.
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AugustAugust
August is the hottest month here.
August is the hottest month here.
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SeptemberSeptember
The new term starts in September.
The new term starts in September.
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OctoberOctober
Leaves fall in October.
Leaves fall in October.
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NovemberNovember
It gets cold in November.
It gets cold in November.
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DecemberDecember
We celebrate the new year in December.
We celebrate the new year in December.
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winterwinter
It snows a lot in winter.
It snows a lot in winter.
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summersummer
I love swimming in summer.
I love swimming in summer.
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watchwatch
He checked his watch.
He checked his watch.
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alarmalarm
I set my alarm for six.
I set my alarm for six.
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What day is it today?What day is it today?
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I get up at seven every day.I get up at seven every day.
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The store opens at nine a.m.The store opens at nine a.m.
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What time shall we meet?What time shall we meet?
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The train arrives in five minutes.The train arrives in five minutes.
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I was born in 1998.I was born in 1998.
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We're open every day except Monday.We're open every day except Monday.
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My birthday is in March, but hers is in July.My birthday is in March, but hers is in July.
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I usually wake up before noon on weekends.I usually wake up before noon on weekends.
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The kids go to bed before midnight.The kids go to bed before midnight.
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Winter is cold, but summer is hot.Winter is cold, but summer is hot.
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I set two alarms so I don't oversleep.I set two alarms so I don't oversleep.
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We celebrate our anniversary every September.We celebrate our anniversary every September.
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School starts in September and ends in June.School starts in September and ends in June.
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I bought a new watch for my birthday.I bought a new watch for my birthday.
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The bakery closes at noon on Sundays.The bakery closes at noon on Sundays.
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It's a public holiday, so the office is closed.It's a public holiday, so the office is closed.
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He was born in April, and she was born in May.He was born in April, and she was born in May.
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The train leaves at noon and arrives at midnight.The train leaves at noon and arrives at midnight.
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Wait a second, I need to grab my coat.Wait a second, I need to grab my coat.
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We always go skiing in December.We always go skiing in December.
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Her watch stopped working last winter.Her watch stopped working last winter.
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October and November are usually rainy months.October and November are usually rainy months.
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I forgot to set my alarm this morning.I forgot to set my alarm this morning.
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The festival happens every year in August.The festival happens every year in August.
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We got married in February, and our anniversary is next week.We got married in February, and our anniversary is next week.
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January feels like the longest month of the year.January feels like the longest month of the year.
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The store stays open until midnight during the holidays.The store stays open until midnight during the holidays.
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Summer vacation starts at the end of June.Summer vacation starts at the end of June.
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It only takes a second to say hello.It only takes a second to say hello.
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