Telling Time in English 1

This 10-question set blends a few greetings with the basics of telling time in Spanish.

You turn English prompts like Good afternoon. and It's one fifteen. into Spanish, so it is built for beginners starting to talk about their day.

Here is a quirk that trips up a lot of beginners: one o'clock is treated as singular, while every other hour is plural. The opening words of the sentence change depending on whether it is one o'clock or any other time, which is a small switch that makes you sound more natural.

Recommended level: beginner to intermediate.

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Question 1

Good evening.

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It's one fifteen.

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Good afternoon.

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It's one thirty.

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Friday

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It's twelve forty.

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It's one o’clock.

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It's one o' five.

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Good day.

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It's two o’clock.

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