4.—Time. Day-break. Day-time. Night-time. A short space of time.
5.—That man there has studied upwards of twenty years, and has been a teacher five or six months.
6.—I am going to-day, and I may be back next moon.
7.—You were not up at eight o’clock to-day.
8.—‘Hniu tang and Sai yang ‘hniu are the terms used for the year before last and the year after next; ‘Hla tang and ‘Hla kai for the moon before last and the moon after next.
9.—At this place it rains in the hot weather and snows in the cold.
10.—It blew hard last night, and at daybreak it was very cold.
11.—It is his habit to go out riding in the daytime, and to go home at night and read.
12.—It rained last night, but it is fine to-day.
13.—This is a clear day.