Time
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This document discusses ways to tell time in English, including phrases like "at one o'clock", "at quarter past one", "at 11.50 a.m.", "from 8 till 10", and common questions and responses about the time such as "What time is it?", "It's six o'clock.", and "It's half past eight."
Time
- 1. What's The Time? Everyday English by Inka Vil辿n 2012
- 2. Time at one o'clock at twenty to one at quarter past one Everyday English by Inka Vil辿n 2012
- 3. Time at 11.50 a.m. (ante meridiem) at 12.10 p.m. (post meridiem) at 14.00 (fourteen hundred hours) at 19.35 (nineteen thirty-five) Everyday English by Inka Vil辿n 2012
- 4. Time from 8 till 10 from 8 to 10 by ten Everyday English by Inka Vil辿n 2012
- 5. What time is it? What time it is? What's the time? Have you got the time? Can you tell me the time? Everyday English by Inka Vil辿n 2012
- 6. What time is it? It's six o'clock. It's half past eight. Seven thirty. It's eight p.m. Eight in the evening. Everyday English by Inka Vil辿n 2012