Days

M is for Monday

Monday is the first day of the week, and is usually the first day of the working week too. The next day of the week is Tuesday.

Daquella manera / CC BY-SA

T is for Tuesday

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Tuesday is the second day of the week. The day before Tuesday is Monday and the day after Tuesday is Wednesday.

Sunny Ripert / CC BY-SA

W is for Wednesday

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Wednesday is the third day of the week. The day before Wednesday is Tuesday and the day after Wednesday is Thursday.

miheco / CC BY-SA

T is for Thursday

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Thursday is the fourth day of the week. The day before Thursday is Wednesday and the day after Thursday is Friday.

Rusty Clark / CC BY-SA

F is for Friday

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Friday is the fifth day of the week. For most people, it is the last day of the working week. The day before Friday is Thursday and the day after Friday is Saturday.

|| UggBoy♥UggGirl || PHOTO || WORLD || TRAVEL || / CC BY-SA

Generated image of a sign that says Saturday

S is for Saturday

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Saturday is the sixth day of the week and the first day of the weekend. The day before Saturday is Friday and the day after Saturday is Sunday.

Photographic Dictionary / Generated Illustration

S is for Sunday

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Sunday is the last day of both the week and the weekend. In some countries, Sunday is considered the first day of the week. Most people like to take Sunday off. The day before Sunday is Saturday.

Elvert Barnes / Inspired By (CC BY)

Generated image of a sign saying yesterday

Y is for Yesterday

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Yesterday is the day before today. People sometimes use yesterday to describe something in the recent past, as in "yesterday food was a lot cheaper".

Photographic Dictionary / Generated Illustration

T is for Today

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Today is the current day, right now. Or you could be talking about the present era, like "today we find our information on the Internet".

george ruiz / CC BY-SA

Generated image of a sign reading tomorrow

T is for Tomorrow

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Tomorrow is the day after today. The day before today is yesterday.

Photographic Dictionary / Generated Illustration

Photo of people at a park on the weekend

W is for Weekend

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The weekend is the two days at the end of the week: Saturday and Sunday. Many people do not work on the weekend, and schools are closed on the weekends.

Mark Kent / CC BY-SA