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half past six vs six thirty I am doing self-study writing English and I have a question here. I know "half-past six" and "six thirty" has same meaning but I just curious which one sound more natural to you. I think "six thirty" is common use in the United States.
28 mrt. 2012 01:26
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Neither is more natural than the other. Just pick one.
28 maart 2012
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Six thirty is more common in America. We also commonly say this: Five fifteen (5:15) Five twenty (5:20) or Twenty after Five six forty-five (6:45) or quarter 'till Seven or quarter to seven ten after nine (9:10)
28 maart 2012
1
Time is interesting. There are many ways to express time in English. "Six thirty," "Half past six," "Thirty minutes past the hour," "Thirty minutes after six," "Thirty minutes till the hour." Yes, English is fun when there is variety.
28 maart 2012
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