Learn Basic English: Seasons and Times of Day (Pre-A1)

Raúl Maguiña

Fondateur de Langcom | Examinateur pour les examens de Cambridge et du SIELE

août 4, 2026

PRÉ-A1📚 Vocabulaire⏱️ 3 min de lecture
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English has four seasons and specific words for different times of the day. Learning these words helps you talk about weather, activities, and daily routines. The four seasons are spring, summer, autumn (ou fall), and winter. Each season brings different weather and common activities. For example, summer is usually hot, perfect for outdoor fun, while winter is often cold with snow in some places. We also use words like morning, afternoon, evening, et night to describe parts of the day. These basic vocabulary items are essential for understanding and describing your daily life and the world around you in English.

What Are the Four Seasons in English?

There are four main seasons in English. Each season has different weather and activities.

  • Spring: This season comes after winter. The weather gets warmer. Flowers start to grow.
  • Summer: This is the hottest season. People often go to the beach or play outside.
  • Autumn (ou Fall): This season comes after summer. The weather gets cooler. Leaves on trees change color and fall off.
  • Winter: This is the coldest season. It can snow in many places. People wear warm clothes.

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How Do We Talk About Seasons?

We often use the word in to talk about seasons.

  • In spring, the flowers bloom.
  • I like to swim in summer.
  • The leaves fall in autumn.
  • It is cold in winter.

What Are the Times of Day?

We also have words to talk about different parts of the day.

  • Morning: This is when the sun rises. We eat breakfast in the morning.
  • Afternoon: This is after noon and before evening. We often work or study in the afternoon.
  • Evening: This is when the sun goes down. We eat dinner in the evening.
  • Night: This is when it is dark. We sleep at night.

How Do We Talk About Times of Day?

We use different words to talk about times of day. We use in the for morning, afternoon, et evening. We use at for night.

  • I drink coffee in the morning.
  • She reads a book in the afternoon.
  • They watch TV in the evening.
  • We sleep at night.
Seasons and Times of Day in English
Category Mot anglais How to Use It
Season Spring in spring
Season Summer in summer
Season Autumn / Fall in autumn / in fall
Season Winter in winter
Time of Day Morning in the morning
Time of Day Afternoon in the afternoon
Time of Day Evening in the evening
Time of Day Night at night

Exemples

  • My birthday is in summer.
  • I wear a coat in winter.
  • The birds sing in the morning.
  • We have dinner in the evening.
  • It is dark at night.
  • I like spring because of the flowers.

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Erreurs courantes chez les hispanophones

Spanish speakers sometimes make mistakes with prepositions or articles when talking about seasons and times of day.

  • Wrong preposition for seasons: Do not say at summer. Say in summer.
  • Wrong preposition for times of day: Do not say at morning. Say in the morning.
  • Forgetting 'the': Remember to use the with morning, afternoon, et evening. For example, in the afternoon, et non in afternoon.

Questions fréquemment posées

What is the difference between 'autumn' and 'fall'?

Autumn et fall are the same season. Autumn is more common in British English. Fall is more common in American English.

Do I always use 'in' for seasons?

Yes, for basic sentences about seasons, you almost always use in. For example, in spring, in summer.

Why do we say 'at night' but 'in the morning'?

This is a common rule in English. We use at for night, but in the for morning, afternoon, et evening. Just remember these specific phrases!

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Raúl Maguiña est le directeur de l'Asociación Educativa Langcom, un centre agréé de préparation à l'examen Cambridge English situé à Italie. Fort de plus d'une décennie d'expérience dans l'enseignement des langues et les certifications internationales, il a aidé des milliers d'étudiants, d'enseignants et d'établissements d'enseignement dans 25 pays à obtenir les certifications d'anglais Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL et Michigan.

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