Ex. 1 1b; 2a; 3b; 4b; 5a; 6b; 7a.
Ex. 3 B.
1.
- a) It’s a quarter to 5.
- b) It’s ten minutes to 6.
- c) It’s three minutes to ten.
2.
- a) It’s a quarter past one.
- b) It’s twenty minutes past five.
- c) It’s five minutes past ten.
3.
- a) It’s half past eight.
- b) It’s half past six.
Ex. 4
- It is twenty past ten.
- It is half past five.
- It is a quarter past four.
- It is six minutes past seven.
- It is seventeen minutes past nine.
- It is half past eight.
- It is a quarter past one.
- It is eight to seven.
Ex. 5
- It’s half past one.
- It’s a quarter to eight.
- It’s five minutes past eight.
- It’s nineteen minutes past nine.
- It’s six minutes to seven.
- It’s half past ten.
- It’s a quarter to six.
- It’s twenty minutes to eight.
- It’s twelve minutes to six.
- It’s half past three.
Ex. 6
- No, it doesn’t.
- A clock has one face.
- Clocks usually have two hands.
- The long hand shows minutes.
- The short hand shows hours.
- Yes, it can.
- Clocks are usually big.
- Clocks show hours, minutes and seconds.
- A day has 24 hours.
- An hour has 60 minutes.
- A minute has 60 seconds.
Ex. 8
- 6) It’s twenty-seven past one. It’s one twentyseven.
- 7) It’s twenty-two to eight. It’s seven thirtyeight.
- 8) It’s twelve past ten. It’s ten twelve.
- 9) It’s twelve o’clock (a. m. or p.m.).
- 10) It’s ten to seven. It’s six fifty.
Ex. 9
- hand, hand;
- minute;
- half;
- seconds;
- hours;
- quarters;
- watch;
- face.
Ex. 10
- enjoyed;
- began;
- liked;
- hated;
- stopped.