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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
confusion , time expressions
Good morning, I have some questions about time expressions,
Could you possibly have a look :
1: if now is 7:30 AM, does "last hour" mean "6 oclock" or mean "60 minutes up to 7:30 am"?
does the same rule apply to minute/second?
2:does last day mean yesterday or 24 hours up to now?
should I use "the last day" instead of "last day"?
3: does the previous year/the following year mean calender years or 365 days?
Could you possibly have a look :
1: if now is 7:30 AM, does "last hour" mean "6 oclock" or mean "60 minutes up to 7:30 am"?
does the same rule apply to minute/second?
2:does last day mean yesterday or 24 hours up to now?
should I use "the last day" instead of "last day"?
3: does the previous year/the following year mean calender years or 365 days?
Top answer
The last hour refers to the sixty minutes that have just passed,
- The last hour refers to the sixty minutes that have just passed,
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