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It’s midnight/noon (midday) .—Полночь /полдень .  \nIt’s 5/10/15/20/25/ half past 7. - Сейчас 7.05; 7.10; 7.15; 7.20; 7.25. past—до половины каждого часа  \nto—после половины каждого часа  \nMy watch is right.—Мои часы идут правильно/точно .  \nMy watch is fast/slow.—Мои часы спешат/отстают .  \nMy watch is 10 minutes fast/slow—Мои часы спешат отстают на 10 минут . hour—час  \nminute—минута second—секунда at 7 o’clock—в 7 часов  \nin 2 hours—через 2 часа from 9 to 12 –с 9 по 12 часов  \nIt’s 7 o’clock in the [evening / p.m. now.-](evening / p.m. now.-) Сейчас 7 часов утра.  \nIt’s a quarter/15 minutes past 7.—Сейчас 7.15/четверть восьмого . It’s 5/10/15/20/25 (minutes) to 7. - Сейчас 6.55; 6.50; 6.45; 6.40; 6.35","cbCaiiagSzdLhTBT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiagSzdLhTBT","pdf",130438,"English","# Topical Vocabulary\n## Daily routine actions\n## Time expressions and clock reading","[{\"question\":\"What active vocabulary is provided for morning routines?\",\"answer\":\"It lists expressions such as wake up, get up early, do morning exercises, make one's bed, take a shower (bath), wash (oneself), dress (oneself), and clean teeth.\"},{\"question\":\"What vocabulary is included for going to work and daily activities?\",\"answer\":\"It includes working day/working hours, timetable-related words, leave home/come home, take a bus and go on foot, go to work, be in/on time, have a break, do homework, and do housework.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document teach telling time on a clock?\",\"answer\":\"It provides questions like “What’s the time?” and “What time is it?”, explains a.m./p.m., and uses past/to patterns (e.g., half past 7, 15 minutes past 7, 5/10/15/20/25 to 7) plus fast/slow watch readings and related units.\"}]","Daily Routine - Topical Vocabulary | PDF",1790878118]