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O'CLOCK
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Trinidad Valdivia
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Okay, girls.
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So for the second part of the CASS, we're gonna
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learn to tell time.
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But in the whole hour, we're gonna tell the whole
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hour that means that we're gonna tell the O clock
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hour. That's what you would say in Spanish and boondoggle.
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We're gonna learn how to tell time, but the complete
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our okay, that's called O clock.
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Can you say O clock after me?
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O clock?
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Perfect. So let's have this cloak is an example.
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Okay, we have two hands.
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The hour hand that is pointing number three and it's
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assured one on the minute hand.
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That's the long one.
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That's pointing number 12.
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Every time that the minute had points number 12.
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That means that the hour is complete.
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And that's another hour.
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So in this case, we have 30 clock because the
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hour hand tell us what our released on the minute
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hand pointing 12 says that the hour is complete.
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So it's three o'clock now.
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You want to ask what time it is, right?
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So, no, You want to ask what time is it?
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So let's see the question.
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What time is it?
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The key word here is what?
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When you ask what time is it you're gonna answer?
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It's a scene E t's.
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And in this case, tell a block because the shorthand
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police the hour hand is pointing Tim on that meaning
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hand is pointing talk.
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So we have that.
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What time is it?
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It's 10 o'clock.
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But for example, now you want to know When do
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I get up?
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So you ask me, when do you get up?
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And I'm going to say I get up.
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But 7 a.m. in the morning.
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So the key word here is When do you get
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up on the answer's always gonna be at seven o'clock,
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for example This is another way to am rape time.
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Okay, so the hour is before the two lords on
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the minutes are after that Two dots Pretty easy.
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What about if you want to know, For example, when
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thus me.
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Suzanne, get up.
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So you're gonna ask again when dust she get up,
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for example on again, The answer is gonna be out.
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Me Susan gets up at nine.
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Oclock. I'm not sure that's true, but but it's just
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an example.
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Okay, So we have When does she get up?
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Hut nine oclock now that You know how to ask
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the for what time it is and tell what time
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of these you can go and work on your interactive
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worksheet on Dhe page 80 and 81 on your students
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book. So that's it.
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Do your best.
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