The document provides information about telling time, including questions used to ask for the time, numbers on a clock, and terms used to describe parts of the hour. It also includes examples of telling the time, such as "It's two o'clock" and "It's a quarter past seven." Additionally, it covers grammar rules for the present simple tense in English and provides examples of affirmative and negative sentence structures and yes/no question formations.
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5. WHAT TIME IS IT?
WHAT卒S THE
TIME, PLEASE?
EXCUSE ME,
HAVE YOU GOT
THE TIME,
PLEASE?
6. 12
10
9 3
6
1
2
4
7 5
8
11
A QUARTER
O卒CLOCK
A QUARTER
HALF
PAST
TO
14. Grammar: Present simple
I / you / we / they
Affirmative:
I / you / we / they
Negative:
I dont get up at 10 oclock.
You dont brush your teeth
late.
We dont have lunch at 7:30.
They dont leave the house
late.
I get up at six oclock.
You brush your teeth in the morning.
We have lunch at 7:30 pm.
They leave the house early.
Yes / no questions:
Do you get up at six oclock?
Do they have breakfast early?
Answers:
Yes, I do. / No, I dont.
Yes, they do. / No , they dont.
15. Routines:
I watch the news.
What time do you get up?
Time:
What do you usually do in the
morning?
I get up at 7:00 am.
Places: Where do you study?
I study at university.
16. 1. Susan and Peter _________ the house early. (
leave )
2. I _____________a pet. (not / have )
3. ______ you _______ breakfast? ( have )
4. My friends_______________ in Lima. ( not / work )
5. My sisters _____________ marinera. ( dance )
6. They ___________ early. ( get up )
7. We ______________ Chinese. ( not / speak )
8. _______ Anne and Kevin _____to work? (go)
9. _______ you and Sofia ______ lunch here? (have)
10.Her cousins _________ in Lima. ( live )