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Osee Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

one-half an hour = 30 mins or 90 mins?

thanks. And any difference between one half an hour and one-half an hour?
  

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Hi, Common ways to say this are as follows. 30 mins = half an hour or a half hour.. 90 mins = an hour and a half or one and a half hours.

  • Hi, Common ways to say this are as follows.
  • 30 mins = half an hour or a half hour..
  • 90 mins = an hour and a half or one and a half hours.
  • Clive
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Hi,

Common ways to say this are as follows.

30 mins = half an hour or a half hour..

90 mins = an hour and a half or one and a half hours.

Clive
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I think he was trying to ask about the specific "one-half hour", as seen in the question. It is a rather odd way to write which I understand as being "half an hour" (or 30 minutes). To say 90 minutes, it is "hour AND half" or "one hour AND a half", but the AND has to be there.

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Osee thanks. And any difference between one half an hour and one-half an hour?
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hi but I have a problem to solve can you help me please
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If I arrive somewhere at 6:20 and leave after 90 minutes what time will be when I leave?

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