How well do you know the words and phrases we use to talk about time in English? From days of the week to expressions like yesterday, soon or in the morning, this crossword will help you practise essential A2 vocabulary. Read the clues carefully and fill in the grid. Good luck!
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. Happening every day
- 7. A unit of time
- 9. At a time in the future
- 11. In the end or after some time
- 16. At the same time
- 17. Had not in short form
- 18. A length of time
- 19. Has not in short form
- 20. Once a week
Down
- 2. Occurring at once without delay
- 3. The day before today
- 4. At any time or every time
- 5. At the present time
- 6. To remove dirt
- 8. Throughout the course of
- 10. A system showing days and months
- 12. The number 3
- 13. Earlier than a particular time
- 14. Once a year
- 15. Without pattern or design
- 16. One of twelve parts of a year
Answers
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Across
- 1. Happening every day → daily
- 7. A unit of time → second
- 9. At a time in the future → later
- 11. In the end or after some time → eventually
- 16. At the same time → meanwhile
- 17. Had not in short form → hadnt
- 18. A length of time → period
- 19. Has not in short form → hasnt
- 20. Once a week → weekly
Down
- 2. Occurring at once without delay → immediate
- 3. The day before today → yesterday
- 4. At any time or every time → whenever
- 5. At the present time → nowadays
- 6. To remove dirt → clean
- 8. Throughout the course of → during
- 10. A system showing days and months → calendar
- 12. The number 3 → three
- 13. Earlier than a particular time → before
- 14. Once a year → yearly
- 15. Without pattern or design → plain
- 16. One of twelve parts of a year → month
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