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--- en:grammaire:construction_phrase:prepositions:expression_temps:repere_temps [2021/01/27 08:39] – créée helene
+++ en:grammaire:construction_phrase:prepositions:expression_temps:repere_temps [2023/02/14 14:31] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ====== Les repères dans le temps : l'heure, le jour, le mois, l'année.======
-Time markers: time, day, month, year
+//Time markers: time, day, month, year//
 =====Introduction=====
 Je travaille beaucoup **en** décembre.
-I work a lot in December.
+//I work a lot in December.//
 **En** juillet, je suis en vacances ....
-In July, I’m on holiday …
+//In July, I’m on holiday …//
 **Le** 14 février, c'est la Saint Valentin.
-Valentine’s day is  on the 14th of February.
+//Valentine’s day is  on the 14th of February.//
 La pièce de théâtre commence **à** 20h.
-The play starts at 8pm.
+//The play starts at 8pm.//
 Nous avons une réunion de service le lundi **de** 10h **à** 12h30.
-We have a team meeting on Mondays from 10 to 12:30.
+//We have a team meeting on Mondays from 10 to 12:30//.
 =====Construction=====
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-**To locate in time with the year, the season or the month**, use  « **en** » :
+To locate in time with the year, the season or the month, use  « **en** » :
-  * Je suis né en 1980.
+  * Je suis né **en** 1980.
-I was born in 1980.
+  * //I was born in 1980.//
-  * J'aime faire du ski en hiver et du bateau en été.
+  * J'aime faire du ski **en** hiver et du bateau **en** été.
-I like skiing in winter and sailing in summer.
+  * //I like skiing in winter and sailing in summer.//
-  * Les enfants rentrent à l'école en septembre.
+  * Les enfants rentrent à l'école **en** septembre.
-Children go back to school in September.
+  * //Children go back to school in September.//
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-** To locate in time with the day**, note :
+//To locate in time with the day, note ://
-One-off events :
+//One-off events ://
   * Rendez-vous mardi !
-See you Tuesday !
+  * //See you Tuesday !//
   * J'arrive jeudi matin.
-I arrive Thursday morning.
+  * //I arrive Thursday morning.//
-  *   Notre séminaire commence mercredi 3 septembre.
+  * Notre séminaire commence mercredi 3 septembre.
-Our seminar starts on Wednesday 3rd of September.
+  * //Our seminar starts on Wednesday 3rd of September.//
-Regular events:
+//Regular events://
-  * Tarif réduit le lundi pour les étudiants.
+  * Tarif réduit **le** lundi pour les étudiants.
-Reduced rates on Mondays for students.
+  * //Reduced rates on Mondays for students.//
-  * Paul ne porte pas de cravate le vendredi.
+  * Paul ne porte pas de cravate **le** vendredi.
-Paul doesn’t wear a tie on Fridays.
+  * //Paul doesn’t wear a tie on Fridays.//
-Greetings :
+//Greetings ://
-  * Au revoir, à mardi !
+  * Au revoir, **à** mardi !
-Bye, see you Tuesday !
+  * //Bye, see you Tuesday !//
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-Do not confuse:
+**Do not confuse:**
 Je ne travaille pas samedi. =  je ne travaille pas samedi prochain.
-I don’t work on Saturday. = (meaning) I am not working next Saturday
+//I don’t work on Saturday. = (meaning) I am not working next Saturday//
 Je ne travaille pas le samedi.  =  je ne travaille jamais le samedi, tous les samedis, c'est une habitude.
-I don’t work on Saturdays. = (meaning) I never work on Saturdays, every Saturday, it is a habit.
+//I don’t work on Saturdays. = (meaning) I never work on Saturdays, every Saturday, it is a habit.//
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   * Notre avion arrive à 15h30.
-Our plane lands at 15 :30.
+  * //Our plane lands at 15 :30.//
   * Le magasin ouvre à 9h45.
-The shop opens at 9 :45.
+  * //The shop opens at 9 :45.//
 The time interval :
   * Nous sommes en réunion de 8h30 à 12h30.
-We are in a meeting from 8 :30 to 12 :30.
+  * //We are in a meeting from 8 :30 to 12 :30.//
   * Le secrétariat est ouvert de 9h à 19h30.
-Reception is open from 9 am to 7 :30 pm.
+  * //Reception is open from 9 am to 7 :30 pm.//