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    The document provides vocabulary words and phrases for asking about and discussing times for meals and meetings. It defines breakfast, lunch, and dinner; includes days of the week like Monday, Friday, and Saturday; and phrases such as "get up," "have breakfast," and "go to work."

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    The document provides vocabulary words and phrases for asking about and discussing times for meals and meetings. It defines breakfast, lunch, and dinner; includes days of the week like Monday, Friday, and Saturday; and phrases such as "get up," "have breakfast," and "go to work."

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    ASKING FOR A TIME

    A. Vocabulary

    breakfast /?brekfEst/ - a meal eaten in the morning as the first meal of the day:

    lunch /lVntS/ - a meal eaten in the middle of the day, or the food preparedfor this meal:

    dinner /dInE(r)/ - the main meal of the day, whether eaten in the evening or in the middle part of
    the day:

    have /hZv/ -( auxiliary verb) - used with the past participle of other verbs to form perfect
    tenses:

    Monday /?mVndeI – (noun) - the day of the week after Sunday and before Tuesday

    Friday /?fraIdeI/(noun) - the day of the week after Thursday and before Saturday

    Saturday /?sZtEdeI/(noun) - the day of the week after Friday and before Sunday:

    meeting /?mi:tIY(noun) - an occasion when people come together:

    B: PHRASES

    Get up (to stand up):

    Ex. She gets up early in the morning.

    Have breakfast:

    Ex. My mom and I have breakfast together.

    Go to work

    Ex. She go to work by car every day.

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