Using a.m. and p.m.

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a

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go this is going to be

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10:35 p.m. now if there are no numbers

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after the decimal point if it's simply a

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zero we don't say anything so in this

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this case it would be 11: a.m. with no

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extra minutes in there now this is the

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sort of digital way of saying numbers in

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English and it's a little bit easier but

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sadly there's the old-fashioned way of

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telling the time in English and we also

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need to know that so when I explain this

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method of telling the time I'm going to

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use the words minute hand which is the

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long hand on the clock and the hour hand

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which is the short hand on the clock now

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we have to imagine that the clock is

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separated into two parts we have one

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method for numbers between 12 and six

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and we have one method between the other

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numbers six and 12 so the right hand

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side of the clock and the left hand side

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of the clock so when the minute hand the

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long hand is between the 12 and the six

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which is on this side of the clock then

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we