In our daily life we always talk about time. We habitually ask and tell a time to others in different situations at different places. Here are some common sentences and expressions we can use when Talking About Time in English.
| What’s the time? |
| What time is it? |
| Please tell the exact time |
| Do you know what time is it? |
| Time please! |
| Time! |
| Could you tell me the time? |
| May I know the time please? |
| Are you sure your watch is right? |
| It’s eight o’clock |
| It’s 8 am now |
| It’s half past nine |
| It’s almost 9 pm |
| It’s 12 pm exactly |
| It’s five to eight |
| It’s quarter to nine |
| It’s quarter past nine |
| It’s five minutes to 11 am |
| It’s midnight |
| My watch is stopped |
| My watch is not working |
| See you at 9 am |
| It’s time to leave |
| It’s too late now |
| It’s proper time to read something |
| It’s proper time to… |
| It’s almost time to go office |
| It’s almost time to go… |
| It’s a waste of time |
| Your time starts now |
| The meeting will start at 12 pm |
| Match scheduled to begin at 8.30 am |
| The market opens at 10 am |
| Give me a little more time |
| Let me think for a while |
| We should not waste our time |
| At what time is the meeting? |
| I got there on time |
| Mind the time |
| Don’t waste time |
| A long times ago |
| A little while ago |
| Right now |
| In an hour |
| Tomorrow |
| Today |
| Next week |
| Next month |
| On Monday |
| In the future |
| In the near future |
| When … was born |
| In 1974 |
| In the 19th century |
| I didn’t think it was so late |
| We have plenty of time |
| We have lot of time |
