《交际英语》第一册各章节习题-5.docVIP

BOOK ONE UNIT TWO: DISCUSSING DAILY LIFE WORD STUDY Words Ideas, Examples and Exercises what time is it? (BrE: What’s the time?) Have you got the time? (BrE) /Do you have the time? (AmE) Have you got the time on you? Do you know the time? What time do you make it? (BrE) /What time do you have (AmE) ask (sb) the time /ask (sb) what time it is say 8.00 /2.45 tell the time tell the time (BrE) /tell time (AmE) 1. ways of asking what time it is ‘What time is it?’ is used especially when you think the person you are asking has a watch, can see a clock etc. ‘Have you got the time?’ (or ‘Do you know the time?’) is used especially when you are uncertain whether the person you are asking has a watch (can see a clock etc). ‘What time do you make it?’ is used especially when you think your own watch may be wrong. Examples: (1) “What time ____ _____?” “Just after four o’clock.” (2) What’s ____ ______? I think I’m late for school. (3) Excuse me, do you have _____ time? (4) Have you got the time ____ you? I’ve got to be home by eight. (5) The clock up there isn’t working. Do you know ____ ______? (6) What time _____ ______ ________ _____, Emma? My watch has stopped. (7) ________ time do you have, Dave? I don’t want to miss my plane. 2. to ask what time it is Examples: (1) When someone asked me ____ ______ I realized I wasn’t wearing my watch. (2) She asked a policeman what time ____ ______. I was distracted for a moment by someone _______ the time. 3. ways of saying that a clock or machine shows what time it is Examples: (1) The clock on the wall _____ five o’clock. (2) Your watch ______ 4.35, mine ______ 4.30. (3) My calculator also ______ the time. 4. to be able to read the time from a clock Examples: (1) The children are learning how to ______ ______. (2) He’s seven years old and he still can’t _____ ____ _____. at 11:00 /quarter past eight /midnight /dinner time on Monday /Saturday evening /August 18th /Th