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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
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There's a sentence in one of the books I teach, "The train is leaving at five past." I wonder if it means "in five minutes or so!"
There's a sentence in one of the books I teach, "The train is leaving at five past." I wonder if it means "in five minutes or so!"
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No. It means at five minutes past the next hour. 05.
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- It means at five minutes past the next hour.
- 05.
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No. It means at five minutes past the next hour. If the time is now 09.35, the train will leave at 10.05.
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