Lesson 5. Numbers and Time

Lección 5. Números y tiempo

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Anna wakes up in the morning. She looks at the clock.
Anna se despierta por la mañana. Ella mira el reloj.
It is seven o’clock. The day starts early.
Son las siete en punto. El día empieza temprano.
Anna counts the minutes. One two three. Time goes fast.
Anna cuenta los minutos. Uno dos tres. El tiempo pasa rápido.
She gets up and goes to the kitchen. It is still quiet.
Ella se levanta y va a la cocina. La casa está tranquila.
Anna makes breakfast. She eats at eight o’clock.
Anna prepara el desayuno. Ella come a las ocho en punto.
At nine o’clock she goes to work. She checks the time again.
A las nueve en punto va al trabajo. Ella mira la hora otra vez.
In the office Anna sees Tom. He looks at his watch.
En la oficina Anna ve a Tom. Él mira su reloj.
Tom asks what time is it. Anna answers it is ten o’clock.
Tom pregunta qué hora es. Anna responde que son las diez en punto.
They work and count hours. One hour two hours.
Ellos trabajan y cuentan las horas. Una hora dos horas.
At twelve o’clock they eat lunch. It is the afternoon now.
A las doce en punto almuerzan. Ahora es la tarde.
Anna says she eats lunch at one o’clock in the afternoon.
Anna dice que almuerza a la una de la tarde.
Tom looks at the clock. It is one fifteen.
Tom mira el reloj. Son la una y cuarto.
After lunch they work more. Time moves slowly.
Después del almuerzo trabajan más. El tiempo pasa despacio.
At five o’clock the work ends. Anna feels tired.
A las cinco en punto el trabajo termina. Anna se siente cansada.
She goes home at six o’clock. It is the evening.
A las seis en punto ella va a casa. Ahora es la noche.
At seven o’clock Anna has dinner. She counts seven plates on the table.
A las siete en punto Anna cena. Ella cuenta siete platos en la mesa.
After dinner she watches TV. It is eight thirty.
Después de la cena ella ve la televisión. Son las ocho y media.
Anna looks at the clock again. It is nine forty-five.
Anna mira el reloj otra vez. Son las nueve menos cuarto.
She says it is fifteen minutes to ten.
Ella dice que faltan quince minutos para las diez.
At ten o’clock Anna goes to bed. The day is finished.
A las diez en punto Anna se va a la cama. El día termina.
She thinks about numbers and time. Tomorrow is a new day.
Ella piensa en los números y el tiempo. Mañana es un nuevo día.

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