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3. Be ready to participate and answer
4. Have pen and paper at hand
5. Get ready to learn
Let’s find some answers:

• How many hours does a day have?

• How many minutes does an hour have?

• How many seconds does a minute have?

To ask about the time in English, we can use any of the following
questions:

• What time is it?

• What’s the time?
• What’s the time, please?

It’s also nice to say: “Excuse me”

Excuse me, what time is it?
When saying the time, you can just read the numbers and say:

• 8:05 – It’s eight five

• 7:15 – It’s seven fifteen
• 9:25 – It’s nine twenty-five
• 10: 30 – It’s ten thirty

But it’s not the only way… look at this:

Useful Expressions

• 0 Minutes: o’clock o’clock

• 15 minutes: quarter half
• 30 minutes: half
• 45 minutes: quarter to

quarter
quarter to

Practice pronunciation!
Other Expressions:

• Use “past” to talk about minutes that are gone (finished)

• Use “to” to talk about “missing” minutes to the next hour

Important: In English you say the minutes first and the hour second.

• 7:05 – Five past seven

• 6:55 – Five to seven
 Excuse me, what time is it?

• 7:00 – Seven o’clock

• 8:15 – Quarter past eight
• 9:30 – Half past nine
• 10:45 – Quarter to eleven
Which are the words you use for the “gone” and
“missing” minutes?

To Past
When saying the time, how can you say these
minutes?

00 15 30 45

Quarter
O’clock Quarter Half
to
Excuse me, what’s the time?
Excuse me, what’s the time?
Excuse me…. ?

8:30 9:00 10:15 11:45

1:55 2:20 3:25 4:35

7:05 12:10 3:55 5:40

Excuse me, what time is it?

8 : 30 8:55 10:15 1:45

Excuse me, what’s the time?

8:05 9:40 3:10 7:50

By the way . . .

Watch Clock
 How can you ask the time in
English?

• Excuse me, what time is it?

• Excuse me, what’s the time?
• What’s the time, please?
 O’clock

To Past
The
time

Half Quarter
Let’s read a poem and
practice our fluency!
Time:
A precious Gold Life's important tool is time, it's value in life is prime, time is a
By Veer Dhiman precious gold which makes us quite bold.
Time gives us full strength which holds our life's length, time can
heal all wounds and take hundred of rounds.

Time makes us very strong and blessed us to live long, life's

important tool is time, its value in life is prime.

Time says the truth of life who've blessings and who've knife,
time gives us a bunch of responsibility which we've to do with
full ability,

Time can take our test-on-test in which we've to do our best,

time tells us last 'hi’ and we're giving a peaceful 'bye'.
Prepositions of time used for hours:
Let’s Review…
At In
Use at for the time: Use in with weeks, months, years and
seasons:
"I always wake up at 7am."
"Let's meet at lunchtime for a coffee.“ "Paul was born in 1990."
"The weather in spring is beautiful.“
On
Use on for days and dates:
"It's his birthday on Sunday."
"The conference is on 10 March.“
Which word is this?

N RI TO O
U TUI N
S ERSE
Routines are actions we do everyday.
They can also be habits.

Some examples of routines are:

• Get up
• Take a shower
• Brush my teeth
Let’s learn some basic vocabulary about routines:

Wake up Get up Take / Have

a shower
 Get Eat / Have Brush
dressed breakfast my teeth
Go to Eat / Have Go home
school lunch
 Do Eat / Have Go to
homework dinner bed
Which other routine verbs can you
add to the list?
To ask about the time people do certain activities we use the
question:

What time do you + routine/action?

Examples:
• What time do you get up?
• What time do you study English?
• What time do you go to school?
To answer questions about the time we do certain activities we use:
Subject + routine/action + at + time.

Examples:
• I get up at 6:00 a.m.
• I study English at 7:00 p.m.
• I go to school at 7:00 a.m.
What’s the routine verb?

Wake up Get up Take / Have

a shower
 Get Eat / Have Brush
dressed breakfast my teeth
Go to Eat / Have
Go home
school lunch
 Do Eat / Have Go to
homework dinner bed
Let’s organize:

What time
up? do
doget
youyou
gettime
up?

up
I get6:00
up at 6:00
I get oclock.
o’clock.
Let’s organize:

you
WhatWhat
timebreakfast?
do you eatdo eat time
breakfast?

Iateat
I breakfast
breakfasteat 7:00 a.m.
at 7:00 a.m.
Let’s organize:

to What
What you
time doschool
you godo
totime go
school?

IIgo
8:30
to a.m. at at
school to8:30
school go
a.m.
Let’s organize:

time time
What homeowrk
do youdo
doyou do What
homeowork?

I homework at do
do homework at I3:45
3:45p.m.
p.m.
Let’s organize:

What
to timetime
youdo
goyou
do What
go to bed?

Ibed at bed
go to I 10:00 p.m. to
at 10:00 go
p.m.
Monday Routine
What do you do on Monday? At what time? Write and share your Monday routine.

Time Activity
5:30 I get up
Listen to the audios and complete
the conversations.
Then, role play with a partner.
1 help me

wash the dishes

dry the dishes

 Saturdays
make your bed

water the plants

Let’s role-play and learn about our daily routines:
1. What time do you get up?
2. What time you take a shower?
3. What time do you have breakfast?
4. What time do you go to work / school?
5. What time do you go for groceries?
6. What time do you take a walk?
7. What time do you eat dinner?
8. What time do you watch TV?
9. What time do you go to bed?
What time do you get up?

I wake up at 6:00 am.

What time you take a shower?

I take a shower at 6:15 am.

What time do you have breakfast?

I eat my breakfast at 6:30 am.

What time do you go to work / school?

I go to work at 8:00 am.

What time do you go for groceries?

I go for groceries at 3:00 pm.

What time do you take a walk?

I go for a walk on the weekends.

What time do you eat dinner?

I eat dinner in the late afternoons.

What time do you watch TV?

I watch TV in the evenings.

What time do you go to bed?

I go to bed at night.
Question to ask about the time and routines:

What time do you … ?

To answer about routines and time we say:

I + action + “at”
It’s time to go!