Correct Expressions for Days and Times

The video tutorial explains the correct usage of time expressions in English, emphasizing that phrases like 'Saturday in the night' are incorrect. Instead, the correct form is 'Saturday night'. The tutorial also covers the use of prepositions with time expressions, specifically using 'on' before day and part of the day, such as 'on Sunday morning'. Examples are provided to reinforce the learning, and viewers are encouraged to practice by writing their own examples.

What is the incorrect way to say 'Saturday night' in English?

• Saturday in the night

• Saturday night

• Saturday at night

• Night of Saturday

How should you correctly say 'Sunday in the morning'?

• Sunday at morning

• In the morning of Sunday

• Morning of Sunday

• Sunday morning

Which of the following is a correct time expression?

• Wednesday evening

• Thursday at night

• Tuesday at afternoon

• Monday in the morning

What is the correct order for expressing time in English?

• Part of the day only

• Part of the day, then day

• Day only

• Day, then part of the day

Which preposition is used with day and part of the day in English?

• By

• On

• In

• At

Choose the correct expression: '___ Sunday morning'.

• In

• At

• By

• On

Which of the following is a correct example of using 'on' with time?

• On Wednesday at evening

• On Thursday in the night

• On Monday in the morning

• On Tuesday afternoon

What is the correct way to say 'Friday at night'?

• Night of Friday

• At Friday night

• Friday in the night

• Friday night

Which of these sentences is correct?

• She has a meeting in Monday morning.

• She has a meeting at Monday morning.

• She has a meeting on Monday morning.

• She has a meeting on Monday in the morning.

How would you correctly express 'Thursday in the evening'?

• In the evening of Thursday

• At Thursday evening

• Evening of Thursday

• Thursday evening