Question

Use the table and the clock faces to ask each other the time 4:003:502:408:30

Answer 1

— What time is it?
— It's four o'clock.

— What time is it?
— It's ten to four.

— What time is it?
— It's twenty to three.

— What time is it?
— It's half past eight.

Answer 2

Sure, let's use the table and the clock faces to ask each other the time for each of the given times:

1. 4:00 Person 1: What time is it? Person 2: (Looks at the table) It's 4:00.

2. 3:50 Person 1: Can you tell me the time? Person 2: (Looks at the clock face) It's 10 minutes to 4.

3. 2:40 Person 1: What's the time now? Person 2: (Looks at the clock face) It's 20 minutes to 3.

4. 8:30 Person 1: Could you let me know the time, please? Person 2: (Looks at the table) It's 8:30.

Remember that in the table format, the first column represents the hours, and the subsequent columns represent the minutes in multiples of 10. In the clock faces, each number represents 5 minutes, and the hour hand is between two numbers if it's not exactly pointing to any specific number.