Seriously? look in your book or something... 60mins in 1 hr = 7 o'clock - 25min = >>6:35<<
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8:35
'Twenty to five' . Means 'twenty minutes before five o'clock'. Or ' Forty minutes past four o'clock'. On the analogue clock the minute ( large) finger will be pointing at '8' or 'VIII'. The hour (smaller) finger will be pointing between four and five. On the digital clock it will be '0440' (morning) or '1640' (afternoon). NB The phrase 'o'clock' is an historical corruption for 'of the clock'.
Well, honey, let's do the math. From five past six to a quarter to seven, that's 50 minutes. Five minutes past the hour plus 45 minutes until a quarter to the next hour equals 50 minutes. So, make sure you set your timer right if you wanna be on time!
On the twenty-four hour clock, 00.05 is five minutes after midnight.
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Well, isn't that a lovely time to think about! Twenty five minutes past four is 4:25. Just imagine the peaceful scene you could paint with those numbers, maybe a serene lake reflecting the soft colors of the evening sky. Take a moment to appreciate the beauty of that time, my friend.
It's seven twenty-five in the evening. Literally- They are the seven and twenty-five of the night.
Well, isn't that a happy little question! If it's twenty minutes to seven, then it's almost time for the clock to strike seven o'clock. So, it's about 6:40, and you have a few more minutes to enjoy before the hour changes. Just enough time to appreciate the beauty around you and maybe even paint a little landscape scene.
When someone says it's "twenty of", he/she means it is twenty minutes before an implied hour. For example, twenty of six is 5:40, twenty of seven is 6:40, twenty of eight is 7:40, etc.
8:35
The first time, three hours; the second time, twenty five minutes.
It is at least twenty-five minutes.
Twenty minutes to seven is already a time. The same time expressed in another way: 6.40am
'Twenty to five' . Means 'twenty minutes before five o'clock'. Or ' Forty minutes past four o'clock'. On the analogue clock the minute ( large) finger will be pointing at '8' or 'VIII'. The hour (smaller) finger will be pointing between four and five. On the digital clock it will be '0440' (morning) or '1640' (afternoon). NB The phrase 'o'clock' is an historical corruption for 'of the clock'.
Well, honey, let's do the math. From five past six to a quarter to seven, that's 50 minutes. Five minutes past the hour plus 45 minutes until a quarter to the next hour equals 50 minutes. So, make sure you set your timer right if you wanna be on time!
5 times 1 time, when you take five from twenty five it becomes twenty.