Listen, CD (61), and read.
A.
face [feɪs] – 1) лицо; 2) циферблат
half [hɑ:f] – половина
hand [hænd] – 1) кисть руки; 2) стрелка на часах
hour ['aʊə] – час
minute ['mɪnɪt] – минута
past [ pɑ:st] – после
quarter ['kwɔ:tə] – четверть
second ['sekənd] – секунда
watch [wɒʧ] – часы (наручные)
B.
face:
1) the girl’s face, the children’s faces. I’m happy to see Wendy’s face again.
2) the face of a clock. A clock has a face.
half – halves:
the first half of the text, the second half of the poem, half an apple, half a day. The first half of the fable was not interesting. Put the two halves together.
hand:
1) my right hand, my left hand. The boy’s hands were not clean, his hands were dirty. 2) the hands of a clock. A clock has two hands.
hour:
an hour, two hours, three hours, half an hour. We stayed at the hotel for about an hour. You can play football for about two hours, not more.
minute: a minute, sixty minutes. There are sixty minutes in an hour. How many minutes are there in two hours?
past:
past four, past seven, past eight. It’s twenty past four. It’s ten past eight. It’s half past eight.
quarter:
a quarter of an hour, two quarters of an hour, three quarters of an hour. It’s quarter past five.
second:
a second, a hundred seconds. There are sixty seconds in a minute.
watch:
a good watch, a beautiful watch, two watches. My father has two watches.