At four o'clock, at half past five, at a quarter to three, at sunset, at a quarter past four, at midnight, at five minutes past five, at ten minutes to two, at noon, at sunrise, at twenty-five minutes past two.
1. I get up at seven o’clock or at a quarter past seven. 2. On Sunday I usually get up at nine o’clock or at half past nine. But last Sunday I slept very long and got up only at noon. 3. My birthday is on the ninth of July. 4. The school year begins on the first of September. 5. On the twenty-fifth of December people celebrate Christmas. 6. On Wednesday I usually have a lot of homework. 7. Lev Tolstoy liked to get up at sunrise. 8. Our lessons are usually over at twenty minutes to two. 9. They returned from the wood at sunset. 10. I began writing my composition at seven o’clock and finished only at midnight.
At 5.30 in the morning the radio screams and Monica (opens) her eyes and (throws) the covers off. She (puts) on a T-shirt, trackpants and sneakers, (picks) up her gym bag and (hurries) to her club. Her daily routine seldom (changes). She (goes) to her locker, (hangs) her clothes, and (does) her stretches. She (knows) some people in the club, but she does not (like) to chat with them. She (takes) her exercise very seriously. She (has) breakfast on the way to work. It (is) always the same thing every day: a cup of coffee and a dry roll. She does not (have) time to sit and enjoy it. She (tries) to visit her gym five times a week and when she (is) home early and (has) nothing to do, she (goes) to the gym a second time in the evening. And of course there is work. The more she (works), the better she (feels), the less she (thinks) about her personal life.
2. you shouldn't be late in coming at home