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    The document provides information about daily routines and telling time. It includes examples of asking and telling the time using words like "o'clock" and phrases like "It's [time]" or "At [time]". Sample times given are 3 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 8 o'clock, 11 o'clock, and 1 o'clock. It also notes that "o'clock" is used when stating the time with no minutes, while "It is" or "It's" responds to questions about the current time and "At" is used when giving the time of a specific event.

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    The document provides information about daily routines and telling time. It includes examples of asking and telling the time using words like "o'clock" and phrases like "It's [time]" or "At [time]". Sample times given are 3 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 8 o'clock, 11 o'clock, and 1 o'clock. It also notes that "o'clock" is used when stating the time with no minutes, while "It is" or "It's" responds to questions about the current time and "At" is used when giving the time of a specific event.

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    Daily Routines - Telling The Time

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    The document provides information about daily routines and telling time. It includes examples of asking and telling the time using words like "o'clock" and phrases like "It's [time]" or "At [time]". Sample times given are 3 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 8 o'clock, 11 o'clock, and 1 o'clock. It also notes that "o'clock" is used when stating the time with no minutes, while "It is" or "It's" responds to questions about the current time and "At" is used when giving the time of a specific event.

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    ENGLISH

    Thursday, July 29th 2021


    UNIT 1
    “MY DAY”
    Pg. 10-11
    01 DAILY ROUTINES

    02 TELLING THE TIME


    “ Listen and look.
    Then listen and say
    the words”
    ~DAILY ROUTINES~
    TELLING
    THE TIME
    To tell the time
    means to say
    what the time
    is.
    ASKING THE TIME

    What time is it?

    When…?
    What time is it?

    It’s ……….
    three (3) o’clock
    What time is it?

    It’s ……….
    five (5) o’clock
    What time is it?

    It’s ……….
    eight (8) o’clock
    What time is it?

    It’s eleven
    ………. (11)o’clock
    What time is it?

    It’s ……….
    one (1) o’clock
    When do you have
    breakfast?

    at ……….
    seven (7) o’clock
    REMEMBER....!
    We use o'clock when there are NO minutes.

    We use It is or It's to respond to the questions that


    ask for the time right now.

    We use AT + time when giving the time of a specific


    event.
    THANK YOU..!

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