One Half Hour Past Midnight

What's The Time?

a.m. - p.m.

a.grand. = dues meridiem = the time from midnight to noon = from 00:00 to 12:00

p.m. = post meridiem = the fourth dimension from noon to midnight = from 12:00 to 24:00

The 24-hour clock is the most ordinarily used fourth dimension notation in the globe today.

But in English speaking countries the 12-hour clock is the dominant arrangement of fourth dimension written and spoken.

The 24-hour clock is just used by the military machine in the United states and Canada.

Examples:

24-hour	12-hour
11:00	11 a.chiliad.	It's eleven o'clock a.m.
23:00	eleven p.m.	It's eleven o'clock p.one thousand.
x:30	x.30 a.m.	It's half by 10 a.m.
22:xxx	ten:30 p.chiliad.	It'due south half past 10 p.k.
04:45	4:45 a.m.	Information technology's a quarter to five a.m.
sixteen:45	four:45 p.m.	It'south a quarter to five p.1000.
08:xv	8:15 a.yard.	It's a quarter past eight a.m.
twenty:15	viii:15 p.chiliad.	It'due south a quarter past eight p.thousand.
09:10	9:10 a.m.	Information technology'due south x (minutes) past nine a.k.
eleven:20	11:20 a.m.	It' twenty (minutes) by eleven a.m.
21:50	9:fifty p.m.	It'due south 10 (minutes) to x p.grand.
19:forty	seven:40 p.yard.	It's xx (minutes) to eight p.thousand.

In that location are two questions to ask for the time: What'southward the time? or What time is it?

What'south The Time - Exercise ane - digital time

What'southward The Time - Practice two - digital fourth dimension

What's The Time - Exercise three - analog time

What's The Fourth dimension - Exercise 4 - analog fourth dimension

What's The Fourth dimension - Exercise v - matching exercise

What'due south The Time - Exercise half-dozen - matching practise

What's The Time - Exercise 7 - matching practice

What's The Time - Exercise eight - matching practise

Source: https://www.english-4u.de/en/grammar/whats-the-time.html