What time is it where you live?
11:17 in Nigeria 37 mins ago
What time is it where you live?
10:50
What time is it where you are now?
11:15 AM
STOP! What time is it where you are RIGHT NOW?
18:28 and 12 seconds, no, dammit, 18:28 and 22 seconds, no, dammit. Hang on a minute, gonna leap ahead a minute and wait for it>>>>.. 18:30 and no seconds......wait....wait....dammit, missed it again. It's 18:32 and.... Oh, fook it, it's Tuesday, OK?
What time is right now , & where are you ??
Same time, I am from CALIFORNIA. I have never heard of that town/city? Where is it at?
What is the difference between "Do you have time" and "Do you have the time?"
This is a subtle distinction and good on you for picking up on it!“Do you have time?”is a euphemism for “Are you available now? Will you do something I am preparing to ask you to do?”In the context of a senior worker asking a subordinate, it’s a fairly benign, polite way to ask for their help (their labor to handle the request[s]).“Do you have the time?”means “What time is it?” The questioner presumes you have a timepiece or phone with the correct time of day.
Which is correct, "What time can I come?" or "What time should I come?"?
Hmm…I see several issues here. One, a strict grammarian would not say “What time ‘can’ I come?” because ‘can’ indicates ability not permission, so the proper sentence should be “What time may I come over?” Second, there are other options besides these two, such as “When would you like me to be there?” or “When do you want me there?” The correct one depends mainly on the circumstances. Is this an open house, job interview, wedding rehearsal, or something else? The corrected first sentence [What time may I come?] indicates you are requesting permission to visit someone or some event where the time or offer has not been expressly given. Perhaps this is someone in the hospital for emergency surgery and you do not want to visit them unless you are sure they are receiving visitors. The second sentence [What time should I come?] sounds more like a response to a job interview where again, a definite time has not been given. “When would you like me to be there?” is more of the response I would use for an open house or reception where again no written time has been issued. Ditto for an open request: “I need some help cleaning up after the party.”
What does "you know what time it is" mean?
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Which is correct, "what time do you get off work" or "what time do you get out of work"?
Which is correct, "what time do you get off work" or "what time do you get out of work"?Both are correct, the first more informal, casual, the second means slightly different, the first meaning more when do you finish work, the second when do you physically get out of the place you work, so you may finish work at 5, but by the time you have gathered your belongings and left the building it may be 5:15, especially if you work in a large sprawling plant or at the top of a tall tower block.