Day 12 – Asking About Time in Daily Life

Day 12 – Asking About Time in Daily Life

This beginner-friendly conversation shows how two strangers politely ask and answer about time in daily life. It helps learners practice simple English phrases and polite expressions.

Character Introduction

  • Maya – A young student, friendly and polite, on her way to class.

  • Arjun – A kind office worker, always helpful when people ask for directions or time.

Conversation Script

Maya
Excuse me, can you please tell me the time?
Arjun
Sure, it’s 9:15 right now
Maya
Oh, thank you! I thought I was late for class.
Arjun
No worries, you still have time. What time does your class start?
Maya
My class starts at 9:30. I was a little worried.
Arjun
You’re safe then. It’s just around fifteen minutes left.
Maya
That’s a relief! By the way, do you always carry a watch?
Arjun
Yes, I like wearing a watch. It’s easier than checking my phone.
Maya
That’s smart. I always forget to charge my phone.
Arjun
Haha, yes, phones run out of battery quickly.
Maya
Do you think I can reach my college in 10 minutes?
Arjun
If you walk fast, yes. It’s not very far from here.
Maya
Great! Thank you for telling me the time.
Arjun
Anytime! People often ask me the time on the street.
Maya
That’s nice. You must be very kind.
Arjun
I just think helping others makes the day better.
Maya
True. You made my morning less stressful.
Arjun
Glad to help! Have a good class.
Maya
Thanks, Arjun! Have a wonderful day at work.
Arjun
You too, Maya. Take care.

Useful Phrases/Vocab + Meanings

  1. “What time is it?” – Asking the current time.

  2. “Do you know the time?” – Another way to ask for the time.

  3. “It’s 7:15 right now.” – Telling the exact time.

  4. “When does your bus leave?” – Asking about schedule.

  5. “You still have 15 minutes.” – Reassuring about enough time.

  6. “Don’t worry.” – Telling someone to relax.

  7. “If you hurry up, you will reach on time.” – Suggestion to move quickly.

  8. “I always wear a watch.” – Talking about habit.

  9. “It looks nice as an accessory.” – Complimenting on style.

  10. “Have a safe journey.” – Wishing someone well before traveling.

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