In these telling the time exercises, I will teach you to read digital/analogue clocks and write time in words. I have included many examples to give you plenty of practice. Try to do all of them to build your confidence.
1. Exercise 1: what time is it?
Read each clock and choose the correct answer.
Exercise 2: drag and drop
Instructions: move the 'clock' to the correct boxes. When you are done, press the reset button to play the quiz again with new 'clocks' to read.
Drag these 'clocks' into their correct boxes
Drop the 'clocks' into the matching words
3. Listening
At what time do Paul and Mary get up? Listen to the conversation and choose the correct answer. Change your browser to google chrome if the mp3 audio does not work.
A. Paul does not get up before quarter to nine.
B. Paul gets up at quarter to eight.
C. Paul gets up at quarter past eight.
D. Mary gets up at five in the morning.
E. Mary gets up at five in the afternoon.
4. Telling the time worksheet
- It’s two o’clock.
- It’s half past eight.
- It’s ten past ten.
- It’s quarter past two.
- It’s five to four.
- It’s five to eleven.
- It’s nine o’clock.
- It’s half past twelve.
