Days, months and seasons – A1 English Vocabulary

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A1 Elementary Level

Days, Months & Seasons

Learn the names of all the days, months, and seasons

About This Lesson

In this A1 Elementary Vocabulary Lesson, you will learn the names of all the Days, Months and Seasons. The picture and examples below will help you understand and remember the terms.

Chart of Days, Months, and Seasons

Chart of days, months, and seasons for A1 English vocabulary learning

Days of the Week

The days of the week are seven:

1Monday
2Tuesday
3Wednesday
4Thursday
5Friday
6Saturday
7Sunday

In most countries, the first day of the week is Monday, but in some countries, like the United States, the first day is Sunday. There are five working days (Monday–Friday) and two weekend days (Saturday and Sunday).

✅ Correct: I start work early on Monday.

❌ Incorrect: I start work early on monday.

The days of the week are capitalised.

Months of the Year

There are twelve months in a year:

1January
2February
3March
4April
5May
6June
7July
8August
9September
10October
11November
12December

✅ Correct: I don’t like February because it’s very cold.

❌ Incorrect: I don’t like february because it’s very cold.

The months of the year are also capitalised.

The Four Seasons

There are four seasons:

autumn (UK) / fall (US)Not capitalised
winterNot capitalised
springNot capitalised
summerNot capitalised

In the United States, they say “fall”, but in the UK and other countries, they say “autumn”.

✅ Correct: My favourite season is spring.

❌ Incorrect: My favourite season is Spring.

The seasons are NOT capitalised.