B01
core
Context
Time
Time Point / Time Span
When does it happen?
basic
Time adverbial
Temporal phrase
의미
The time location of an event or state: a point, period, date, moment, duration, or time frame.
알아보는 방법
Find words that place the event on a timeline.
예시
단어
today|yesterday|now|tomorrow|week|year
구문
last night|in two hours|for three days
문장
We met yesterday.
Visual guide
Basic shape
Timeline
past ─ yesterday ─ now ─ tomorrow
▲
We met
Span: for three days
Frame: last night
Compare shape
Time can be a: POINT: yesterday / now SPAN: for three days OFFSET: in two hours FRAME: last night Forms may be adverb, case, preposition, particle, tense.
언어별 보기
모국어에서는
한국어
드러나는 정도
strong
중요도
Time is often expressed with time nouns or adverbs; some time phrases take particles such as 에.
내일 만나요.
Tomorrow meet.
학습 언어에서는
영어
드러나는 정도
strong
난이도
English uses time adverbs and prepositions such as at, on, in, for, and since to locate events in time.
I arrived at six yesterday.
at six yesterday = time point/span
자주 하는 실수
Learners often mix up at/on/in, for/since, and word order of time expressions.
Same block, different coding
Both languages use this block strongly, but they signal it differently. Focus on form changes, not only meaning.