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    This document provides information about telling time in English. It includes the terms used to express what hour and minute it is, such as o'clock, past, to, quarter past/to. It explains that the short hand shows the hours and long hand the minutes. Abbreviations like a.m. and p.m. are used to specify times before or after noon. Examples are given for expressing common times.

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    This document provides information about telling time in English. It includes the terms used to express what hour and minute it is, such as o'clock, past, to, quarter past/to. It explains that the short hand shows the hours and long hand the minutes. Abbreviations like a.m. and p.m. are used to specify times before or after noon. Examples are given for expressing common times.

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    What's

    the
    time?

    What
    time is
    it?

    o'clock

    Can (could)
    you tell me
    the time
    please?

    It's one o'clock.

    It's five past


    three.

    The short
    hand shows
    the hours.

    to

    a
    quarter
    to

    p
    as
    t

    The long hand


    shows the
    minutes.

    It's (a)
    quarter past
    one.

    a quarter
    past

    We don't use the


    word "minutes"
    with
    5, 10, 20, 25,
    30, 35, 40, 45, 50,
    55.

    It's ten to
    eight.

    It's (a) quarter to


    five.

    half past

    It's five past


    three.

    a.m.

    But!

    Latin - ante
    meridiem
    = before
    noon

    p.m.
    Latin - post
    meridiem
    = after
    noon

    Eg. I get up at 8

    It's half past


    three.

    in
    in
    in
    in
    in

    the morning
    the afternoon
    the evening
    5 minutes

    REMEMBER!
    1:11

    at

    It's eleven minutes


    past one.
    at noon (at midday
    or at
    lunchtime)
    at dusk
    at night
    at midnight
    at dawn
    at 2 o'clock
    at 11:30

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