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    The document provides instructions for telling time in English using different phrases and formats. It explains how to read times using numbers, such as "three thirty-five" for 03:35, as well as phrases like "eight to ten" when minutes are close to the next hour. Additional ways of telling time include "a quarter after ten" for 10:15 and "half past eight" for 08:30. The document then provides examples of telling times of day in different phrases and concludes by asking questions about daily schedules and past habits using "used to".

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    The document provides instructions for telling time in English using different phrases and formats. It explains how to read times using numbers, such as "three thirty-five" for 03:35, as well as phrases like "eight to ten" when minutes are close to the next hour. Additional ways of telling time include "a quarter after ten" for 10:15 and "half past eight" for 08:30. The document then provides examples of telling times of day in different phrases and concludes by asking questions about daily schedules and past habits using "used to".

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    You Got The Time - and Used To

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    Teacher Diego Leonel
    The document provides instructions for telling time in English using different phrases and formats. It explains how to read times using numbers, such as "three thirty-five" for 03:35, as well as phrases like "eight to ten" when minutes are close to the next hour. Additional ways of telling time include "a quarter after ten" for 10:15 and "half past eight" for 08:30. The document then provides examples of telling times of day in different phrases and concludes by asking questions about daily schedules and past habits using "used to".

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    you got the time?

    TEACHER DIEGO LEONEL


    TEACHERDIEGOLEONEL@GMAIL.COM
    the easy way to tell the time, just when it is only some minutes to the
    repeat the two numbers: next hour, you can use ‘to’:
    03:35 → three thirty-five 09:52 → eight to ten (8 minutes to 10 o’clock)
    10:24 → ten twenty-four 6:55 → five to seven
    09:52 → nine fifty two 10:57 → three to eleven

    different ways to tell the time:


    10:15 → a quarter after ten (fifteen minutes after ten o’clock)
    09:04 → four after nine (four minutes after nine o’clock)

    08:30 → half past eight (oito e meia)


    11:30 → half past eleven (onze e meia)

    06:04 → six oh four


    09:07 → nine oh seven TEACHER DIEGO LEONEL
    TEACHERDIEGOLEONEL@GMAIL.COM
    it’s ten twenty-four
    it’s twenty-four after ten

    it’s four twelve


    it’s twelve after four

    it’s seven twelve


    it’s twelve after seven

    it’s five fifty-two


    it’s eight to six
    TEACHER DIEGO LEONEL
    TEACHERDIEGOLEONEL@GMAIL.COM
    it’s seven fifteen
    it’s a quarter after seven

    it’s three forty-five


    it’s a quarter to four

    it’s six forty-five


    it’s a quarter to seven

    it’s seven thirty


    it’s half past seven
    TEACHER DIEGO LEONEL
    TEACHERDIEGOLEONEL@GMAIL.COM
    ANSWER THE
    QUESTIONS
    What time do you usually get up?
    What time did you get up today?
    What time did you get home today?
    What time did you take the subway or the bus?
    What time was your lunch today?
    What time did you sleep yesterday?
    What time does your English class start?
    What time was your last meeting at the office?

    TEACHER DIEGO LEONEL


    TEACHERDIEGOLEONEL@GMAIL.COM
    USE vs.
    USE

    PAY ATTENTION
    TO THE
    PRONUNCIATION!

    Z SOUND S SOUND

    I used → eu usei I used to → eu costumava


    I didn´t use → eu não usei I didn´t use to → eu não costumava
    Did you use → você usou? Did you use to → você costumava?
    HABITS WE HAD IN THE
    PAST
    I used to wake up at 7 a.m. when I was in the university.
    My mother used to wash all my clothes when I was a teenager.
    My sister used to pull my leg a lot when I was a child.
    I didn't use to wake up early, but now that I am working I have no other option.

    What did you used to do when you were a child?


    Did you use to run every day in the morning before the pandemic?
    What did you use to do before the pandemic?
    Did you use to exercise more?
    What did your mother use to do for you that she doesn´t do anymore?
    What did you use to do that you don´t do anymore?
    What is a bad habit you used to have or do?
    TIME TO GO... BYE BYE!!

    CONTACT ME FOR ANY DOUBTS:


    TEACHER DIEGO LEONEL
    TEACHERDIEGOLEONEL@GMAIL.COM

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