Days of the Week

1 Mondays · 2 learn · 3 Tuesdays · 4 after · 5 Wednesdays · 6 art · 7 drawing · 8 Thursdays · 9 music · 10 guitar · 11 Fridays · 12 Saturdays · 13 Sundays · 14 watch · 15 read · 16 help · 17 plan · 18 activities

1. False — there are seven days in a week.
2. False — in this lesson, Monday is treated as the first day.
3. False — Wednesdays are for art class.
4. False — Thursdays are for music class.
5. True.
6. False — Saturdays are for fun.
7. False — Sundays are for resting.
8. True.
9. False — Wednesdays are for art class.
10. False — the speaker likes going to the park on Saturdays.

1. There are seven days, and Monday is treated as the first day in this lesson.
2. The author goes to school and learns new things.
3. The author plays football with friends after school.
4. Because they have art class and enjoy drawing and painting.
5. Thursday is music day; the author plays the guitar and sings with classmates.
6. There is usually a test or quiz.
7. The author goes to the park with family and plays games.
8. Sundays are for resting at home, watching movies or reading books.
9. They help people plan activities and know what is coming next.

1 on · 2 Monday · 3 on · 4 on · 5 Wednesday · 6 on · 7 on · 8 Friday · 9 on · 10 on · 11 Sunday

1. False — there are seven days in a week.
2. False — the speaker goes to work.
3. False — the meeting is with the boss.
4. False — the speaker goes to the gym after work.
5. False — the speaker has dinner with friends.
6. False — the speaker stays at home and watches TV.
7. False — the speaker shops for groceries.
8. False — the speaker relaxes and reads a book.
9. True.
10. False — Wednesday is gym day; TV is on Friday.

1. False — Sophie goes to the dentist on Monday.
2. False — Lucas has a doctor’s appointment on Wednesday; the text does not say he is free that afternoon.
3. False — Sophie works all day on Thursday.
4. True.
5. False — Lucas has a meeting on Tuesday morning.