Easy English Lesson 26: What is the date?
Main Sentences
1- What is today's date? : This sentence is used to ask for
the exact date of the day.
2- Today is the fifth of April: This sentence is used to
tell the date of the same day when someone asks you about it. Note that when
you are asked about the date you should say the date of the day and also the
month.
3- When is your birthday? : This sentence is used to ask
about someone's date of birth.
4- My birthday is on April the fifteenth: This sentence is
used to tell someone your date of birth.
5- How long does it last? : This sentence is used to ask
about how long a certain thing will continue or exists.
6- It lasts for three weeks: This sentence is used to tell a
person the exact period a certain thing will continue to exist.
7- How long does it take to get there? : This sentence is
used to ask about the exact period of time needed to arrive at a certain
destination.
8- It takes about two hours: This sentence is used to tell a
person the exact period of time needed for something.
9- In the summer: This sentence is used when someone asks
you about the exact time you are going to do a certain activity or action, and
here you specify the season not the exact day.
10- How long will you be away? : This sentence is used to
ask a person how long will it take him or her till they come back.
11- From the twenty first of August to the second of
September: This sentence is used to tell the exact period of a certain activity
or action you will be doing and when exactly will it ends.
12- I want to go abroad: This sentence is used to tell
someone that you want to go to another or a foreign country.
13- I am going away next Monday: This sentence is used to
tell a person the exact day you are going to leave.
14- This ticket is for the fifth of the month: This sentence
is used to tell a person the exact date his or her ticket is booked for.
15- How long will the flight last? : This sentence is used
to ask for the exact length of time a flight
will take to arrive.
will take to arrive.
Pronunciation Tip
The R-Controlled Vowel Sounds
1-[ur]…as in (her, bird,
and hurt)
2-[ar] … as in (bark,
dark)
3- [or]… as in (fork,
pork, stork)

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