Abouthalf-past eight, one of the latter suddenly lifted the latch of a house door and thrust in her head. Be here at half-past eight to-morrow evening, and I will go in with you to East's. Now it is already half-past eight, it must be nearly bed-time. It was now half-past eight, and Stubberud and Bjaaland got up. ï»żNative speakers will always have phrases that allow them to address certain times of the day. Take “half seven,” for example. It might not make too much sense at first glance, but it’s fairly easy to wrap your head around once you understand more about it.“Half seven” in the UK means “half past seven.” It is used as “730” in both the morning of afternoon. “Half” is used to add thirty minutes to the hour in the UK. In Europe, “half seven” actually means “630,” when it is “half before seven.”It is half seven in the morning, and I’m going to be late for work if I’m not meet again at half seven in the afternoon. Do you think you can manage that?Are you saying it’s half 7 in the evening right now? I didn’t realize it was so half seven. Have you got time to see me right now?What Time Is Half Six?“Half six” is “half past six” when used in the UK. It means 630, where “half” is supposed to imply “half past” the hour. In Europe, “half six” actually means “half before” the hour. This can lead to confusion because “half six” actually means 530 to half six in the morning. I don’t really have the time to speak to you about this right not half six yet. There’s still a bit of time before we have to get back out are we supposed to do until half six in the afternoon? It feels like there’s nothing worth doing out there!I thought you said we were meeting at half 6? Clearly, that wasn’t the right time because nobody else is here yet!What Time Is Half Five?“Half five” means 530 if you are in the UK and 430 if you are in Europe. In the UK, using “half” implies that it is “half past” the designated hour. In Europe, “half” actually means that you’re halfway through the previous hour meaning you’re working toward the next one.I’m not getting out of bed at half five in the morning. I don’t see why anyone would ever want to wake up at that half five in the afternoon, but we haven’t got any of our work done just yet. Do you think you can help with that?I’ll see you at half 5, Matthew. I’ll be able to gather all of the other guys as soon as they’re available as not half five yet, but we will happily wait until then! Do you have anything that might help pass the time?What Time Is Half Four?You can use “half four” to mean 430 in the UK or 330 in Europe. In the UK, “half four” means that it is “half past four,” and it only ever falls after the hour. In Europe, “half four” means it’s halfway into the hour before “four,” making 330 the better have to stay here until half 4, I’m afraid. Duty calls, after not half four yet. You can’t just leave when you feel like it!I thought he said it was happening at half four in the afternoon. Maybe I got my wires four in the morning might be early, but it’s one of the best times to book a flight to get on with your vacation!What Time Is Half Three?“Half three” can mean 330 or 230, depending on your location. If you’re in the UK, it means 330 in every situation. It always implies that you are half an hour past the hour. “Half three” means 230 in European countries since they use “half” to mean you’re halfway three in the morning was a bit early to be woken up by the dog. I suppose we can’t complain too much, half 3, and I still haven’t found a suitable outfit to wear for this afternoon’s not leaving until half three in the afternoon. I want to make sure that I get there on time, but not too half three, and it’s time for the work day to finish! I’m so excited!What Time Is Half Two?“Half two” is correct as both 230 and 130, depending on where you are in the world. UK English makes 230 the more appropriate choice since “half two” means “half past two.” European English uses 130 because “half two” implies you’re “halfway toward two.”You won’t be able to leave until half two today. I think there are too many problems around here to let you want to see you at half 2 in my office. Will you be able to arrive at that time?It’s half two in the morning, and I really didn’t expect to have to wake up to you snoring again!I’m not leaving at half two in the afternoon. I’m sure the boss will notice and yell at me!What Time Is Half One?“Half one” is both 130 and 1230, depending on where you are in the world. It’s 130 in the UK because “half one” means “half past one.” In European countries, it means 1230 because 12 comes before 1 on an analog clock, meaning that it is “half before one.”You were up at half one in the morning, and you’re telling me that you got a good night’s sleep? I don’t buy half one in the afternoon, and I still haven’t managed to see the boss today! I wonder what he’s up have to arrive at half 1, I’m afraid. We’ll need you an hour before everybody else to get this done half one a bit too soon for all of this to be done by? I feel like you’re rushing this!What Time Is Half Twelve?“Half twelve” works for either 1230 or 1130. The UK uses “half twelve” to mean 1230, where “half” is always seen as half an hour past the mentioned time. “Half twelve” means 1130 in Europe because the half hour always falls before the said it would have to wait until half twelve. Well, I’m here to get this done 12 couldn’t come soon enough! I’m so glad that I get to have a half day today! I want to go half twelve in the afternoon. Maybe it’s finally time for us to grab some heard you walking around the house at half twelve last night. Were you feeling okay?What Time Is Half Eleven?“Half eleven” is 1130 in the UK. This is standard practice for British English speakers, where “half” means “half past” the hour. “Half eleven” actually means 1030 in most European countries, though. The implication is that “half” means “halfway toward” the mentioned wanted to see her at half eleven, right? I thought she was going to be around here already, but I think she half 11. I really don’t think it’s wise for you to disturb him at a time like this. Just leave him eleven in the morning is a bit late for you to show up to work, don’t you think?I’ll be there until half eleven in the evening, I’m afraid. There’s a lot of work that needs to be caught up Time Is Half Ten?“Half ten” is the English time for 1030. It dictates that half an hour has passed beyond the hour that is mentioned “ten” in this case. However, in Europe, “half ten” still comes before the hour, meaning that 930 is the more appropriate time to you work until half 10? I have a few things that need to be completed before going will see you at half ten in the morning for our monthly meeting. I’m sure we’ll get to the bottom of this in no half ten in the evening, and they’re still making those awful noises across the street! They need to be you sure they said half ten? I don’t see anybody else around here! Maybe you got the wrong time?What Time Is Half Nine?“Half nine” can mean either 930 or 830, depending on where you are in the world. In the UK, “half nine” is the colloquial measurement for 930, where “half” technically means “half past.” In other European countries, “half nine” means “half before,” and 830 is going to have to do this at half nine in the morning. Otherwise, there aren’t going to be many other times to complete nine is the time they set it for. If you just show up at that time, I’m sure they’ll be happy to accommodate not leaving here until half nine in the evening. I’m afraid there’s too much work to do right now to allow you some time half 9! Can’t I leave now? I didn’t think I’d have to be spending this much time around Time Is Half Eight?“Half eight” is 830 in the UK. This is standard practice for British English speakers because “half” always means “half past” the hour. “Half eight” means 730 in European countries, though, since many of their languages refer to “half before” the hour rather than half eight is a bit late, don’t you think? I’m not sure if I’m even going to be able to get out at that half eight in the morning. I’m certainly late for work, but I’m still not ready to get out just yet!I think he said it was half eight in the evening. Maybe you can ask him to clarify what time he meant before we said half 8. I’m certain of that much. Maybe she forgot that she booked this in with holds a Master’s degree in Finance and International Business. 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dja65/iStock/Getty Images Plus by Liz Walter Talking about time is a very basic skill, but one that can often cause problems, especially if your main language thinks about time in a different way. Firstly, if you want to know the time, what question do you need to ask? Well, if you are sure that the person you are asking knows the answer, you can simply say What time is it? or What’s the time? this is less common in US English. However, if you are not sure if they know, for example if you want to ask a stranger on a train or in the street, you can say Excuse me, do you have the time, please? or in UK English Have you got the time, please? There are of course, various methods of telling the time the 24-hour clock, the 12-hour clock and the old-fashioned way, using a round clock with hands. In general, we only tend to use the 24-hour clock system for timetables UK / schedules US. For instance, we can say that a train leaves at 2015 twenty fifteen. In the US, use of the 24-hour clock even for timetables is not common. In more general speech, many of us move between a 12-hour clock and the more old-fashioned system we use for clocks with hands. With both systems, we say o’clock for whole hours 300 three o’clock. With the 12-hour clock, we may say the numbers for other times 323 three twenty-three / 745 seven forty-five. However, it is also common to convert 12-hour times into their old-fashioned equivalents, especially for units of 15 or 30 minutes, for example saying half past five for 530 half past is much less common in US English. Be aware that – unlike some other languages such as German – we relate half hours to the hour before, not the next hour. There are some other differences between UK and US English. For instance, for 415, both say four fifteen; both could also say a quarter past four but this is less common for Americans, and Americans more frequently say a quarter after four. Just to make things more complicated, for 845, both can say eight forty-five or a quarter to nine; Americans can also say a quarter of nine, but this is less common. For times between one and twenty-nine minutes after the hour, UK English uses past and US English after although past is also sometimes used in US English. So 520 is five twenty UK and US, twenty past five mostly UK or twenty after five US. And for times between thirty-one and fifty-nine minutes after the hour, UK and US English use to and US English sometimes uses of. So 740 is seven forty or twenty to eight UK and US, or twenty of eight US. In formal contexts, we use and to specify whether a time is before or after midday mostly UK / noon mostly US 400 four note that you shouldn’t say o’clock’ with these abbreviations. In more informal speech, we say, four o’clock in the morning/afternoon, seven o’clock in the evening or eleven thirty at night. And while we’re on the subject of time, did you know that time’ is the most commonly used noun in English? Next month I’ll be looking at some common phrases containing this word. Whattime are you meeting? - I can't remember whether we said quarter past eight or half past eight. ÂżA quĂ© hora han quedado? - No recuerdo si dijimos ocho y cuarto u ocho y media. It is half past eight and the restaurant is chock-full. Son
Para fala de horas em inglĂȘs, Ă© importante saber os nĂșmero cardinais. Para conhecĂȘ-los, clique aqui. Observe as informaçÔes a seguir A pergunta padrĂŁo para saber as horas Ă© What time is it? Que horas sĂŁo?. Quando alguĂ©m nos pergunta as horas, respondemos sempre com sĂŁo trĂȘs horas, quatro e meia, sete horas... Esses 'sĂŁo', em inglĂȘs, corresponde a it's. What time is it? Que horas sĂŁo? It's nine o'clock. SĂŁo nove horasConheça a estrutura de horas seguindo o guia abaixo O'clock Ă© usado apenas para horas exatas. It's 800 eight o'clock = sĂŁo oito horas em ponto It's 900 nine o'clock = sĂŁo nove horas em ponto It's 1000 ten o'clock = sĂŁo dez horas em ponto [...] Oh Ă© usado para minutos do 1 atĂ© o 9. It's 801 eight-oh-one It's 802 eight-oh-two It's 803 eight-oh-three It's 804 eight-oh-four It's 805 eight-oh-five It's 806 eight-oh-six It's 807 eight-oh-seven It's 808 eight-oh-eight It's 809 eight-oh-nine [...] A partir do 10 podemos usar as combinaçÔes de nĂșmeros. It's 810 eight-ten It's 811 eight-eleven It's 815 eight-fifteen It's 820 eight-twenty It's 830 eight-thirty It's 845 eight forty-five It's 853 eight fifty-three Past e after possuem o mesmo sentido depois e sĂŁo usados para minutos antes do 30. ?It's 801 = it's eight-oh-one ou it's one after eight ou it's one past eight ?It's 809 = it's eight-oh-nine ou it's nine after eight ou it's nine past eight ?It's 810 = it's eight-ten ou it's one after eight ou it's one past eight ?It's 815 = it's eight-fifteen ou it's fifteen after eight ou it's fifteen past eight ?It's 820 = it's eight-twenty ou it's twenty after eight ou it's twenty past eight A quarter quer dizer um quarto de hora, ou seja 15 minutos. Ă© usado sempre para quinze minutos depois das horas ou quinze minutos para fechar a hora. It's 815 pode ser dito de quatro formas eight-fifteen, fifteen past eight, fifteen after eight, a quarter past fifteen, a quarter past fifteen. 845 pode ser dito de trĂȘs formas eight forty-five, fifteen to nine, a quarter to nine. Half quer dizer meia hora, 30 minutos. 830 pode ser dito de duas formas eight-thirty ou half past eight. 930 pode ser dito de duas formas nine-thirty ou half past nine. 1030 pode ser dito de duas formas ten-thirty ou half past ten. [...] No inglĂȘs americano, com frequĂȘncia utiliza-se after em vez de past ex. ten after nine, mas os americanos nĂŁo falam half after. To Ă© siginifica para quando falamos que faltam alguns minutos para completar a prĂłxima hora. 835 pode ser dito de duas formas eight thirty-five ou twenty-five to nine. 840 pode ser dito de duas formas eight-forty ou twenty to nine. 845 pode ser dito de trĂȘs formas eight forty-five, twenty-five to nine, a quarter to nine. 850 pode ser dito de duas formas eight-fifty ou ten to nine. [...]Diferente do Brasil, as horas em inglĂȘs nĂŁo usam expressĂ”es como "13 horas", "14 horas", e assim por diante. Na lĂ­ngua inglesa, sĂŁo as expressĂ”es AM e PM que indicam se o horĂĄrio informado Ă© manhĂŁ ou tarde. AM e PM vĂȘm do latim. O significado de AM e PM Ă© Ante Meridiem antes do meio-dia e Post Meridien apĂłs o meio-dia. As siglas AM e PM podem tanto aparecer em letras maiĂșsculas como em minĂșsculas, com pontos ou sem pontos. De todas estas formas, a sigla estĂĄ correta. HĂĄ algumas horas especĂ­ficas que possuem outras expressĂ”es. SĂŁo elas Meio dia que pode ser expressado como twelve o'clock pm, noon ou midday. Meia noite que pode ser exÂŽpressado como twelve o'clock am ou midnight. O relĂłgio de 24 horas - The twenty-four hour clockO RelĂłgio de 12 horas Ă© usado na linguagem do dia a dia, ao passo que o de 24 horas Ă© empregado em quadros de horĂĄrio timetables, programaçÔes e anĂșncios oficiais. NĂŁo Ă© frequente que as pessoas digam as horas como fazemos, falando "treze horas", "quatorze horas" e assim por diante. O normal Ă© dizer ou escrever "sete da manhĂŁ", "trĂȘs da tarde". ATENÇÃO! As horas podem ser escritas com . ponto no ingkĂȘs britĂąnico ou dois pontos no inglĂȘs americano. ou 8 ou Night? Em InglĂȘs, a noite se divide em Evening e Night. Evening começa por volta das 17h e Night inicia por volta das 20h. Contudo, Ă© importante saber que quando chegamos a um lugar Ă  noite, nĂŁo importando o horĂĄrio, iremos sempre cumprimentar as pessoas com GOOD EVENING e nĂŁo com Good Night. Ao nos despedirmos entĂŁo, iremos dizer GOOD NIGHT. Outras expressĂ”es para perguntar as horas em inglĂȘs What is the time? Qual Ă© a hora? Have you got the time? VocĂȘ tem hora? Do you have the time? VocĂȘ tem horas? Could you tell me the time? VocĂȘ poderia me dizer as horas? No inglĂȘs britĂąnico, tambĂ©m Ă© comum o uso das expressĂ”es What time do you make it? Que horas vocĂȘ tem? What do you make the time? Que horas vocĂȘ tem? A preposição Ă s para referir Ă s horas de cada atividade realizada corresponde a at. I get up at 600. Eu levanto ĂĄs 6h I go to bed at 1000. Eu vou para cama Ă s 10h

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1 Hi, Here are the last paragraph of chapter two, Lady Chatterley's Lover "Time went on. Whatever happened, nothing happened, because she was so beautifully out of contact. She and Clifford lived in their ideas and his books. She entertained. . .there were always people in the house. Time went on as the clock does, half past eight instead of half past seven." For "half past eight instead of half past seven", the Chinese version is "after 7 o'clock, it's 8 o'clock. After 8 o'clock,what time is it?" But I feel it's not that complicated. It just means "half past eight replacing half past seven", which describes how time goes. Am I right? Thank you in advance 2 But I feel it's not that complicated. It just means "half past eight replacing half past seven", which describes how time goes. Am I right? Yes. 4 You cannot understand half past eight instead of half past seven. unless i you know when Lady Chatterley's Lover was written and iithe variability of sunrise and sunset in the UK. iii When British Summer Time was instigated i Lady Chatterley's Lover was published in 1928. ii Today, in London, the sun rose at 0800 GMT and will set at 1531 GMT. In June the sun will rise at 0440 and set at 2121 iii Before 1916, the time in Great Britain was Greenwich Mean Time for all of the year. In 1916, in an attempt to obtain more benefit from natural daylight during the working day, the government ordered that, each year, all clocks were to be set forward by one hour when summer came, and would revert to GMT in the late autumn. This new time is known as British Summer Time. The process of doing this is called "putting the clocks on.", and we say, "The clocks go on in March." This is what Lawrence is referring to, and he uses a small pun. Time went on = time passed relentlessly. Time went on = the clocks were advanced by an hour. Hence the time was 0830 rather than 0730. This is also seen as an inevitable event that marks the passage of the year/time. 5 You cannot understand half past eight instead of half past seven. unless i you know when Lady Chatterley's Lover was written and iithe variability of sunrise and sunset in the UK. iii When British Summer Time was instigated The process of doing this is called "putting the clocks on.", and we say, "The clocks go on in March." This is what Lawrence is referring to, and he uses a small pun. Time went on = time passed relentlessly. Time went on = the clocks were advanced by an hour. Hence the time was 0830 rather than 0730. This is also seen as an inevitable event that marks the passage of the year/time. It would seem that you also can't understand it unless you know that BE uses the expression "putting the clocks on" for what we'd call "moving the clocks ahead". We have what we call "daylight savings time" here as well, but we'd never refer to it as "putting the clocks on" or say "the clocks go on in March." Who knows what else may have escaped me back when I read Lady Chatterly's Lover? Its twenty past six in the evening: 6:30: It's half past six: 6:40: It's twenty to seven: 7:05: It's five past seven: 7:10: It's ten past seven: 7:15: It's quarter past seven: also: It's a quarter past seven: 7:35: It's twenty-five to eight: 7:45: It's quarter to eight: also: It's a quarter to eight: 7:55: It's five to eight: 8:24: It's twenty
Practice your understanding of time expressions. Do you know how to respond when some asks you,"What's the time?", and do you understand when some tells you what time it is. Here are the key phrases you need to know. o'clock one o'clock 100 five o'clock 500 Half past thirty minutes past 730 half past seven 1030 half past ten 1230 half-past twelve Ten-past, Twenty past In British English, we only use past until half past 30 minutes past. We then start to use to, 'twenty to eight' 740. 810 ten past eight 1020 twenty past ten Quarter-past 15 minutes past 915 quarter past nine 715 quarter past seven 1215 quarter past twelve Ten to, Twenty to 850 ten to nine 1140 twenty to twelve Quarter to 745 quarter to eight 1045 quarter to eleven Noon midday and Midnight Noon is 1200pm 12 o'clock, the start of the called midday Midnight is 1200am 12 o'clock at night Improve your English by studying abroad, take a look at our English language schools. Look at times below and match them to the same time 1 It's nine o' It's half past It's five past It's quarter past It's ten to It's quarter to It's five to It's quarter to It's quarter past It's ten to seven. Bookmark/Search this post with

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Ways to tell the time in English vary somewhat from country to country, and within countries as well. In the UK and Ireland 830 can be half past eight or half eight. The half eight form is not used in other English-speaking countries. In some parts of the USA people say quarter after eight to mean 815, while elsewhere they say quarter past eight. Similarly half after eight = 830 in some parts of the USA, while they say half past eight or eight thirty elsewhere. There various ways to say 845 - quarter of nine is used in some areas of the USA, and quarter til nine, quarter to nine, or eight forty-five in others. The hundred hours system is only used in military contexts. The times on the left are shown first in the 24-hour clock. In the UK and Ireland this is used mainly in timetables, for trains and buses. The 24-hour time system is not used in the USA and Canada, except in specialist areas, such as the military, aviation, navigation, computing, astronomy, and logistics. Time English 000012am Midnight Twelve am Zero hundred hours 00151215am Quarter past midnight Quarter past twelve in the morning Quarter after twelve in the morning Twelve fifteen Zero zero fifteen hours 00301230am Half past midnight Half midnight Twelve thirty Zero zero thirty hours 00451245am Quarter to one in the morning Quarter til one Quarter before one Quarter of one Twelve forty-five Zero zero forty-five hours 01001am One o'clock in the morning One am Zero one hundred hours 0115115am Quarter past one in the morning Quarter after one in the morning One fifteen in the morning One fifteen am Zero one fifteen hours 0130130am Half past one in the morning Half one in the morning One thirty am / in the morning Zero one thirty hours 0145145am Quarter to two in the morning Quarter til two in the morning Quarter of two in the morning One forty-five am / in the morning Zero one forty-five hours 02002am Two o'clock in the morning Two am Zero two hundred hours 08008am Eight o'clock in the morning Eight am Zero eight hundred hours 120012pm Twelve o'clock Twelve pm Midday Twelve hundred hours 13001pm One pm One o'clock in the afternoon Thirteen hundred hours 1315115pm Quarter past one in the afternoon Quarter after one in the afternoon One fifteen in the afternoon One fifteen pm Thirteen fifteen hours 1330130pm Half past one in the afternoon Half one in the afternoon One thirty in the afternoon One thirty pm Thirteen thirty hours 1345145pm Quarter to two in the afternoon One forty-five pm Quarter til two Quarter of two Thirteen forty-five hours 14002pm Two o'clock in the afternoon Two pm Fourteen hundred hours 18006pm Six o'clock in the evening Six pm Eighteen hundred hours 20008pm Eight o'clock in the evening / at night Eight pm Twenty hundred hours 230011pm Eleven o'clock in the evening / at night Eleven pm Twenty-three hundred hours 23451145pm Quarter to midnight Quarter til midnight Quarter of midnight Eleven forty-five Eleven forty-five pm Eleven forty-five at night Twenty-three forty-five hours Information about telling the time in English Information about the 24-hour time system If you would like to make any corrections or additions to this page, or if you can provide recordings, please contact me. Information about English Phrases Numbers Time Family words Tongue twisters Tower of Babel Articles Books Links Telling the time in Germanic languages Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch, English, German, German Berlinisch, Icelandic, Low Saxon, Luxembourgish, Norwegian, Swedish, VĂ€rmlandic Time expressions Days of the week Months of the year Seasons Telling the Time Dates Multilingual pages Phrases Numbers Numerals Colours Telling the time Dates Weather words Family words Terms of endearment Language names Country names Idioms Proverbs Tongue twisters Signs Compass directions UDHR Tower of Babel Songs Omniglot Seven dwarfs Zodiac signs Computer parts Compass directions Animal sounds [top] Why not share this page Learn languages for free on Duolingo If you like this site and find it useful, you can support it by making a donation via PayPal or Patreon, or by contributing in other ways. Omniglot is how I make my living. Note all links on this site to and are affiliate links. This means I earn a commission if you click on any of them and buy something. So by clicking on these links you can help to support this site. [top]
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