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in two weeks

 

I'm going home in two weeks.

 

If something will happen two weeks in the future, or 14 days from now, it will happen 'in two weeks.' Notice the following:

 

I'm coming for a visit in two weeks

We move to our new apartment in two weeks.

enjoyed the time

 

Have you enjoyed your time in Japan?

 

If you 'enjoy the time' somewhere or doing something it means that you have fun doing it or it was a good experience. Notice the following:

 

I am actually enjoying this time doing nothing.

He enjoyed the time he worked at the fair.

looking forward

 

I'm looking forward to going home.

 

When we are excited about something that will happen in the future we can say that we are 'looking forward to' it. Notice the following:

 

Are you looking forward to your summer vacation?

My son is really looking forward to his birthday party next Saturday.

at the moment

 

It is very cold at the moment here in Japan.

 

'At the moment' talks about right now or in the moment of speaking.  Notice the following:

 

I'm on my way to the bank at the moment.

He's not home at the moment.

average

 

The average temperature is around 26 degrees.

 

In this case 'average' is similar to 'normal.' You can get a mathematical average by adding number together and then dividing them by the number of numbers you have added together.  This shows that sometimes it's warmer than 26 degrees and sometimes colder, but the average of these temperatures is 26 degrees. Notice the following:

 

Each class has an average of 22 students.

He does an average of 55 hours of work a week.