Friday

IPA/fɹˈaɪdeɪ/
KK[frˈaɪdi]IPA/frˈaɪdiː/

Friday — noun

1. the day that comes between Thursday and Saturday in a seven-day week; in many We

1.名詞A1
釋義

the day that comes between Thursday and Saturday in a seven-day week; in many Western and other cultures, widely seen as the last day of the regular work or school schedule.

例句

Quinn has a piano lesson every Friday after school.

every + day name for weekly habit

The department meeting was moved to Friday so that more staff could attend.

on Friday / moved to Friday for scheduling

文法句型

on Friday

on Fridays

last Friday / this Friday / next Friday

every Friday

用法筆記

Days of the week always take a capital letter in English. When referring to a single upcoming or past Friday, use on Friday (or omit the preposition in informal American English: See you Friday). For a regular occurrence, use on Fridays (every Friday). The plural form Fridays also works as an adverb: 'I work Fridays.'

常見錯誤

❌I will see you in Friday.
✅I will see you on Friday.
💡Use on (not in) before days of the week.
❌friday is my favourite day.
✅Friday is my favourite day.
💡Days of the week must be capitalised in English.