Telling Time in English: Practice Exercise

This video tutorial teaches how to tell time in English through a series of exercises. It begins with an introduction to the concept of telling time, followed by multiple examples and exercises that demonstrate how to express different times using phrases like 'quarter past', 'half past', and 'ten to'. The video concludes with a call to action, encouraging viewers to like and subscribe for more lessons.

What is another way to say 'half past twelve'?

• 12:00

• 12:30

• 12:15

• 12:45

How do you say '12:30' using words related to clock positions?

• Half past twelve

• Quarter past twelve

• Twenty past twelve

• Twelve o'clock

How would you express 'twenty-five to twelve' in digital format?

• 11:35

• 11:25

• 11:55

• 12:25

What is the digital equivalent of 'quarter past ten'?

• 10:45

• 10:00

• 10:30

• 10:15

If the time is 'quarter to eight', what is the time?

• 8:15

• 7:45

• 7:15

• 7:30

What is the correct expression for 11:00 in words?

• Half past eleven

• Quarter past eleven

• Eleven o'clock

• Ten past eleven

Translate 'twenty-five past three' into a simpler time format.

• 3:25

• 3:55

• 3:15

• 3:45

Translate 'five to nine' into a digital clock format.

• 8:55

• 9:05

• 8:45

• 9:55

If someone says 'twenty to six', what time are they referring to?

• 5:20

• 6:20

• 6:40

• 5:40

What does 'ten to three' mean in a standard time format?

• 2:50

• 3:50

• 2:40

• 3:10