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Children need to tell the time and talk about their week. This lesson teaches quarter past and quarter to, on with days and at with times, the question “When do you …?”, and how to agree with “So do I!” and “Me too!”.
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Listen and read along — each word lights up as it is spoken. Then say it yourself!
Watch the conversation, then press Your turn and say the second person’s lines.
Look, listen, then press the microphone and say it. Get 3 stars!
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Grammar point — “quarter past = 15 minutes after; quarter to = 15 minutes before; on + day, at + time”
Use it for: Reading a clock, planning classes and play dates, reading a school timetable, and talking about your week.
Check: Look at a clock and say the time aloud, then say what you do on Sunday ✓
Listen (🔊), look at the pictures, choose or build the answer and press Check. Stuck? Press “Show me how”.
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20 questions. Check each answer, then go to the next one. Get 16 or more right to pass.
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