EF1 - PE2 At a Coffee Shop

​Telling

Time

Match

Match the 24-hour format to the 12-hour format

• 23:55

• 11:55

• 12:00

11:55 p.m.

11:55 a.m.

12:00 p.m.

• 11:55 p.m.

• 11:55 a.m.

• 12:00 p.m.

​Half

​When the minutes are -:30

we say​

​Three thirty

Three hours and thirty minutes

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Three and a half​

​or you can say

Match

Match the following

Five o'clock

Fifteen after nine

Fifteen to three

Half after twelve

Half to eight

• Five o'clock

• Fifteen after nine

• Fifteen to three

• Half after twelve

• Half to eight

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Five after three​

/ Five past three​

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Fifteen after three

Fifteen past three

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Half after three

Half​ past three

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From when it's half an hour to ​when it's o'clock, we can use the expression 'to'.

​We use it to say that there are some minutes left to the next hour - fifteen to four means that there are fifteen minutes to four o'clock.

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​To

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Half to four

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Fifteen to four

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Five to four

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Match

Match the following

Five o'clock

Fifteen after nine

Fifteen to three

Half after twelve

Half to eight

• Five o'clock

• Fifteen after nine

• Fifteen to three

• Half after twelve

• Half to eight

​Time Expressions

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​Quarters

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​ A quarter means that the hour ( 60 minutes ) has been dived into 4 ( 4 parts of 15 minutes ).

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​ A quarter

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​Two quarters

Half an hour

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​Three quarters

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Fifteen after three

Fifteen past three

​A quarter after three

Three and a quarter​

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​Fifteen to four

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​A quarter to four

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Match

Match the following

a quarter to four

a quarter after three

a quarter after four

a quarter to three

two and a quarter

• a quarter to four

• a quarter after three

• a quarter after four

• a quarter to three

• two and a quarter

12:00 p.m

​Noon

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​Midnight

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12:00 a.m

Multiple Choice

I usually start lunch at ___ .

• noon

• midnight

Multiple Choice

We often go camping and check the stars at ___.

• noon

• midnight

Multiple Choice

My sister and I watched a movie at ___ at the outdoor cinema.

• noon

• midnight

Multiple Choice

Carla likes to go to the park at ___ to read.

• noon

• midnight

​- What time is it?

It is three fifteen.

- Do you have the time?

Sure! It is three fifteen.

Use it is + time / it's + time to say the time right now.

or

Multiple Choice

What time is it?

• Yes! Three O'Clock.

• It is four and a half.

• It's breakfast.

• Sure! Midnight.

Multiple Choice

What time is it?

• Thirty after two

• Three and a quarter

• Half to three

• Half after three

Multiple Choice

What time is it?

• Thirty after two

• Three and a quarter

• Half to three

• Half after three

Multiple Choice

Do you have the time?

• Sure! It is three and a quarter.

• Yes! It's a quarter to three.

• Of course! It's a quarter to four.

Multiple Choice

Do you have the time?

• Yes, it's three ten.

• Sure! It's three 'ow' five.

• Of course! It's ten after three.

• Sure, It's three and five.

Multiple Choice

What time is it?

• It's half past twelve.

• It is half and twelve

• It's one thirty.

• It's twelve hours and fourty minutes

- The meeting starts at nine o'clock.

​- What time's the meeting?

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Use at + time to give the time of a specific event.

Dropdown

- What time is the birthday party?

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Select answer

10:30 am.

Dropdown

-What time is it now?

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Select answer

five to five.

Dropdown

-What time is the show?

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Select answer

at seven o'clock.

Dropdown

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Select answer

- Right now, it is noon.

Draw

Draw twelve and a quarter

Draw

Draw five o'clock.

Draw

Draw ten and a half

Draw

Draw a four forty-five

Draw

Draw a quarter to one

Draw

Complete the drawing :)

Categorize

Options (6)

Jenny's full name is Jennifer.

Jenny likes the hotel.

She doesn't like the hotel coffee.

The office isn't very far from the hotel.

Rob's early.

She has a meeting with Daniel at 9:15.

Put the true and false sentences in the right column and say why the false ones are false.

True

False

​Do you know what all these things?

Audio Response

What kind of coffee do Rob and Jenny have?

What do they have to eat?

How much is it?

Open Audio Recorder

Fill in the Blanks

Complete the gasps of the conversation.

B: Can I ___ you?

R: What would you like, Jenny?

J: An espresso, please.

B: ___ or double?

J: Double. 

J: Can I have a latte, please?

B: ___ or large?

R: Large.

B: To have ___ or take away?

R: To take away.

B: Anything else?

J: No, thanks.

R: A brownie for me, please,.. and a croissant...

B: OK.

R: How much is that?

B: That's EI 2.45, please.

R: Sorry, how much?

B: E12.45. Thank you. And your ___.

R: Thanks.

Fill in the Blanks

Complete the gasps of the conversation.

B: Can I help you?

R: What would you like, Jenny?

J: An espresso, please.

B: ___ or double?

J: Double. 

J: Can I have a latte, please?

B: ___ or large?

R: Large.

B: To have ___ or take away?

R: To take away.

B: Anything else?

J: No, thanks.

R: A brownie for me, please,.. and a croissant...

B: OK.

R: How much is that?

B: That's EI 2.45, please.

R: Sorry, how much?

B: E12.45. Thank you. And your ___.

R: Thanks.

Fill in the Blanks

Complete the gasps of the conversation.

B: Can I help you?

R: What would you like, Jenny?

J: An espresso, please.

B: Single or double?

J: Double. 

J: Can I have a latte, please?

B: ___ or large?

R: Large.

B: To have ___ or take away?

R: To take away.

B: Anything else?

J: No, thanks.

R: A brownie for me, please,.. and a croissant...

B: OK.

R: How much is that?

B: That's EI 2.45, please.

R: Sorry, how much?

B: E12.45. Thank you. And your ___.

R: Thanks.

Fill in the Blanks

Complete the gasps of the conversation.

B: Can I help you?

R: What would you like, Jenny?

J: An espresso, please.

B: Single or double?

J: Double. 

J: Can I have a latte, please?

B: Regular or large?

R: Large.

B: To have ___ or take away?

R: To take away.

B: Anything else?

J: No, thanks.

R: A brownie for me, please,.. and a croissant...

B: OK.

R: How much is that?

B: That's EI 2.45, please.

R: Sorry, how much?

B: E12.45. Thank you. And your ___.

R: Thanks.

Fill in the Blanks

Complete the gasps of the conversation.

B: Can I help you?

R: What would you like, Jenny?

J: An espresso, please.

B: Single or double?

J: Double. 

J: Can I have a latte, please?

B: Regular or large?

R: Large.

B: To have here or take away?

R: To take away.

B: Anything else?

J: No, thanks.

R: A brownie for me, please,.. and a croissant...

B: OK.

R: How much is that?

B: That's EI 2.45, please.

R: Sorry, how much?

B: E12.45. Thank you. And your

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R: Thanks.

​Vocabulary

Audio Response

What's Karen's job?
Where in Europe does Jenny have family?
Where does she live in New York?
Does Karen have family in New York?
What does Daniel Offer Jenny to drink?
What time is his next meeting?

Open Audio Recorder

Match

Match the conversations.

• Would you like something to drink?

• Talk to you later, bye.

• Is this your first time in the U.K.?

• Here you are. This is your hotel.

No, thanks. I'm fine.

Bye.

No, it isn't. I know London well.

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• No, thanks. I'm fine.

• Bye.

• No, it isn't. I know London well.

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