Very much. I usually get up at always

seven o'clock, and have breakfast with my landlady. English breakfasts are very big.

7.30, In a restaurant. Small,

eight o'clock, in the hotel. good.

1. sometimes go to school on foot. I usually arrive at school at nine o'clock. In the evenings usually by bus. eleven o'clock,

always by car. one o'clock.

1. usually stay at home, but sometimes I go out to the cinema and see a film.

sometimes ' usually a discotheque dance,

occasionally occasionally a restaurant talk to my friends.

Life is very busy here. Tomorrow I'm going to a pub. Give my best wishes to

boring iNext week on an excursion. regards

quiet On Sun day to the cinema. love

| your parents. |

Detective Now, Mr Briggs . . . where were you yesterday?

B riggs Yesterday? What time?

Detective At two o'clock. Where were you at two o'clock?

Briggs I was at home.

Detective You weren't at home, you were in central London.

Briggs No, 1 wasn't! I was at home! Ask my girlfriend! She was with me!

Detective Well, we're going to speak to her later. Where is she now?

Briggs Oh ... 1 don't know . . .

Detective O.K. . . . now, where were you on January 12th?

Briggs January 12th?

Detective Yes, it was a Wednesday.

Briggs I can't remember.

Detective You were in Manchester.

Briggs Oh no, I wasn't.

Detective Oh yes, you were.

Briggs Oh no, I wasn't... I was in prison in January.

Detective Oh!

I was at home, school.

work, the pub. the cinema, the supermarket.

England?	1 was there in January.
Europe?	February.
Mexico?	March.
London?	April.
Spain?	May.
Holland?	June.
Italy?	July.
	August.
	September.
	October.
	November.
	December.

Questions

Where were you at one o'clock?

five past two? ten past three? quarter past four? half past five? twenty-five to six? twenty to seven? quarter to eight?

Questions

Exercise 1

Look at this example:

I/here/two o'clock / was here at two o'clock.

1. He/Italy/July

2. They/home/Sunday

3. You/he re/one o'clock

4. She/school/yesterday

5. It/co Id/January

8 We/London/Wednesday

Exercise 2

Look at this example:

You/New York/February?

Were you in New York in February?

1. she/home.-Thursday?

2. it/hot/June?

3. they/at worMive-thirty?

4. he/England/November?

5. you/'t here/four o’clock?

6. they/Russia'December?