What time is it? It's eleven o'clock!
In English, 11:00 is eleven o'clock. This is a simple way to express the time when the hour hand is pointing at the number 11 and the minute hand is pointing at the 12.
Here are some other ways to say 11:00 in English:
- It's eleven. (This is a more casual way to say it.)
- It's eleven AM. (This is used to differentiate it from 11:00 PM.)
- It's eleven PM. (This is used to differentiate it from 11:00 AM.)
- It's eleven sharp. (This implies that it is exactly 11:00.)
- It's eleven on the dot. (This is similar to "sharp.")
Remember that in English, we use the 12-hour clock system. This means that we use AM (ante meridiem, meaning before noon) and PM (post meridiem, meaning after noon) to distinguish between the morning and the afternoon/evening.
So, when someone asks you what time it is, and you want to say it's 11:00, you can simply say:
"It's eleven o'clock."
