25.2.4. gy. A1B1 (példák)

today noun /təˈdeɪ/ [U] 1 ma (a mai nap)

Today is even hotter than yesterday!

Is that today's paper?

tonight noun /təˈnaɪt/ [U] ma este/éjjel

Tonight will be my first opportunity to meet her.

Tonight's meeting will take place in the main school hall.

yesterday adverb /ˈjes.tə.deɪ/ tegnap

He rang yesterday while you were out.

I saw her yesterday morning/afternoon/evening.

Phrases and idioms:

just now épp most, pár perce

When I came in just now, everyone was laughing.

Who was that woman who was speaking just now?

last night múlt éjjel

I didn't sleep well last night.

Did you go out last night?

last week/year/Monday, etc. előző/múlt héten/évben/hétfőn/stb.

I went to Barcelona last month.

Where were you last Thursday?

one day egy nap, egyszer (vmikor a múltban)

One day, I came home to find my windows smashed.

the other day múltkor, a minap

Didn't I see you in the post office the other day?

the other day/week, etc. az egyik nap/az egyik héten/stb. (nemrég)

I saw him just the other day/night.

the past a múlt

the distant/recent past

In the past, people would bathe once a month.