The Calendar




Homework: Copy the words and translate to your language. Say the words ten times. 

With your partner, ask these questions...

 What is the date today?
what was the date yesterday
What will the date be tomorrow?
What is your birthday?
What was the date when you were married? 
Tell me something you do every day.
What do you do once a week?
What month were you born?
What month is Christmas? 
What month is it now?
what season is it now?
What season comes next?
What season were you born?
Do you have an appointment  to  see  the  doctor?
When will you take a vacation?
With your partner, ask these questions...





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