Time Flies When You're Having Fun!: in Time For Lunch
Time Flies When You're Having Fun!: in Time For Lunch
A Read sentences 1−8 and match the words in italics with their meanings a−l.
5 At the moment, the contest is an annual event, but it’s so popular h early enough for
that they’re thinking of making it a monthly competition. i happening every year
6 A decade ago it was never this warm in winter. That’s global j ten years
warming for you! k a book with dates, in which
you write down your future
7 I’ve had a look in my diary and I’m free on Monday afternoon. Do arrangements
you fancy meeting then?
l a year that happens every four
8 I was born at midday. My mum always tells people I arrived just years and has an extra day
in time for lunch.
B Look at the sentences in A and decide which preposition in, on, at, or for we use before the
following expressions.
1 a period of time 2 a time of the day 3 a date 4 a season 5 a special day
6 a month 7 a century 8 a day of the week 9 a year
C Complete the questions with the correct preposition in, on, at, or for.
1 Do you feel happier summer or winter?
2 How do you think life will be different 2050?
3 When was the last time you went away a fortnight?
4 What do you think it was like to live the 19th century?
5 What did you do New Year’s Eve last year?
6 How do you usually feel Monday morning?
7 How often do you go to bed midnight?
8 Are there any birthdays in your family May?
9 Do you ever play jokes on people 1st April?
D Ask your partner the questions from C. Give as much detail as possible
and make a note of his / her answers to remind you what they say!