What you and others do and when: time phrases as nouns and adverbs
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I can talk about what I and others do when and how often using time phrases and adverbs.
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Accurate pronunciation of words prevents misunderstandings.
Days of the week and times of day are nouns, e.g., 'am Montag' - 'on Monday'.
A time phrase is a multi-word phrase, such as ‘am Montag’.
To change a noun into an adverb, remove its capital letter and add '-s' to the end, e.g., 'dienstags' - 'on Tuesdays'.
Use noun forms of days to talk about one-off events and adverb forms to describe regular events.
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