There are multiple ways to express times in English, including using numbers, phrases, and abbreviations. The document lists common ways to say times ranging from midnight to 2:00pm, including using 12-hour clock times, phrases like "twelve o'clock at night", and fractional descriptions like "a quarter past one". It provides examples of how to say the same times in both numbers and words.

1. The time
Mr Dantas

2. There are three or more ways of saying the time. See this:
12:00am 12:00pm
1:00pm 1:00am
2:00pm 2:00am
7:00pm
1:05 1:15
1:30
1:35
1:45 1:50
Midnight
Twelve o’clock at night
Midday
Twelve o’clock in the afternoon
One o‘clock in the afternoon One o’clock in the morning
Two “ “ Two “ “
Seven o’clock at night
“ “ in the evening
One five
Five past one
Five after one
One fifteen
Fifteen past one
Fifteen after one
A quarter past one
One thirty
One and a half
Half past one
One thirty-five
Twenty-five to two
One forty-five
Fifteen to two
A quarter to two
One fifty
Ten to two
Noon
Mr Dantas

3. Mr Dantas