The document provides examples of telling time in phrases like "five past eleven" and "ten to five". It then describes a Halloween party where Joe asks Ann what time it is. Ann responds that it is 8:30 and that it is time to have fun, suggesting they dance.

1. Telling the Time

3. It’s five past eleven.
It’s ten past two.
It’s half past six.
It’s ten to five.
It’s a quarter to eleven.
It’s twenty-five to nine.

4. Time to Have Fun
It’s October 31st. This is a Halloween party.
Joe: I like this party.
Ann: Oh, yes! I like Halloween parties, too.
Joe: Who’s that guy over there?
Ann: He is Peter. He is my boyfriend.
Joe: Hmm, and what’s he like?
Ann: He is intelligent, interesting, polite,
friendly, outgoing, nice and…
Joe: OK. OK. Stop it! Hey, what time is it?
Ann: It’s 8:30. It’s time to have fun!
Joe: OK. Let’s dance.
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