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Days of the week |
Months of the year |
Days in a month |
Seasons of the year |
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Monday
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January
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31
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Spring
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March April May
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Tuesday
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February
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28/29
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Summer
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June July August
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Wednesday
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March
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31
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Autumn
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September October November
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Thursday
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April
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30
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Winter
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December January February
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Friday
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May
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31
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Saturday
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June
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30
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Sunday
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July
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31
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August
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31
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September
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30
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October
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31
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November
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30
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December
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31
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Every four years February has a total of 29 days instead of the usual 28 days. This is called a leap year and traditionally it is a time when a woman can ask a man to marry her. So if you are a man and you are frightened that your girlfriend might ask you to marry her I suggest you don’t come to the UK on a leap year.
Saturday and Sunday is called the weekend and some people even say that Friday night is the beginning of the weekend, hence the saying “The weekend starts here.”
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English Calendar
