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TELLING TIME AND SCH
PI
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| hour | time equal to 60 minutes, 60 minutes |
| minute | time equal to 60 seconds, 60 seconds |
| second | short period of time, brief moment |
| clock | device that shows the time, timepiece |
| watch | small clock worn on the wrist, wristwatch |
| schedule | plan for when events should happen, timetable |
| appointment | arranged time to meet someone or do something, meeting |
| event | something that happens at a certain time, happening |
| date | specific day in the month or year, day |
| day | 24-hour period from midnight to midnight, 24 hours |
| week | seven days, 7 days |
| month | about 30 days, about four weeks |
| year | 365 or 366 days, 12 months |
| morning | the early part of the day, from sunrise to noon, a.m. |
| afternoon | the part of the day between noon and evening, p.m. |
| evening | the part of the day between afternoon and bedtime, after sunset |
| night | the part of the day when it's dark and most people sleep, after sunset |
| midnight | the middle of the night, 12:00 at night |
| noon | the middle of the day, 12:00 in the day |
| will | used to talk about future events that are planned or certain, going to |
| going to | used to talk about future events that are planned or certain, will |
| 24-hour clock | a way of telling time from 0 to 24, military time (US) |
| 12-hour clock | a way of telling time from 1 to 12, used twice in a day (a.m. and p.m.), civilian time (US) |
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