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2-14 USING ITTO TALK ABOUT TIME<br />

QUESTION<br />

(a) What day is it?<br />

(b) What month is it?<br />

(c) What year is it?<br />

(d) What's the date today?<br />

( e) What time is it?<br />

ANSWER<br />

It's Monday.<br />

It's September.<br />

I t ' s .<br />

It's September 15th.<br />

It's the 15th of September.<br />

It's 9:00.*<br />

It's nine.<br />

It's nine o'clock.<br />

It's nine (o'clock) A.M.<br />

In English, people use it to<br />

express (to talk about) time.<br />

Look at Appendixes 2 and 3 in<br />

the back of the book for lists of<br />

days, months, and numbers.<br />

Look at Appendix 4 in the back<br />

of the book for ways of saying the<br />

time.<br />

*American English uses a colon (two dots) between the hour and the minutes: 9:00 A.M. British English uses one dot:<br />

9.00 A.M.<br />

EXERCISE 30: Make questions. Use what in your questions.<br />

1. A: What dav is it?<br />

B: It's 'lkesday.<br />

2. A:<br />

B: It's March 14th.<br />

4. A:<br />

B: March.<br />

5. A:<br />

B: It's six-fifteen.<br />

B: The 1st of April<br />

7. A:<br />

B: Wednesday.<br />

8. A:<br />

B: July 3rd.<br />

9. A:<br />

B: It's 6:05.<br />

10. A:<br />

B: It's 1055.

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