27 Asking and Telling time Expressions
Learn how to ask and tell the time in English language with these questions, expressions and phrases.
- "What time is it?"
- "Can you tell me the time?"
- "Do you have the time?"
- "It's quarter past/to the hour."
- "It's half past the hour."
- "It's a quarter till the hour."
- "It's 5 after/before the hour."
- "It's 6 o'clock/midnight/noon."
- "It's early/late."
- "It's high time (something was done)."
- "It's about time."
- "It's time to go."
- "It's time for (something)."
- "It's not time yet."
- "It's ahead of time."
- "It's behind time."
- "It's on time."
- "What's the time by your watch?"
- "Could you give me the time, please?"
- "I'm sorry, do you have the time?"
- "Do you know what time it is?"
- "Could you tell me the time, I'm running late."
- "Excuse me, do you know the time?"
- "I'm sorry to bother you, but do you have the time?"
- "I'm sorry, I don't have a watch. Can you tell me the time?"
- "I'm sorry, I'm not sure of the time. Could you help me out?"
- "I'm sorry, I'm completely lost with the time. Could you give me the time, please?"