This document provides examples of how to indicate times and frequencies in the English language. It lists phrases used with both the present simple and present continuous tenses to describe times such as days of the week, dates, daily, weekly and monthly frequencies, and specific times of day. Common terms are provided like "at night", "in the morning", "every day", "on Friday", and "at one o'clock" to concisely show when something occurs.

1. Present Simple Present continuous
At three o'clock
At might night
At the weekend
At night
In the morning
In the afternoon Now
In the evening
Every day Right now
Every week
Every Saturday At the moment
Once a day
Twice a week
Three times a month
On
Day of week
Date
At Time
In Month
On Friday
On Sunday
On Saturday
On my birth day
On Christmas Day
At one o'clock
At nine o'clock
At night
At the weekend
At midnight
In June
In Desember
In the evening
In the afternoon
In Agost