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20 Cases of Chronological Reading Method
20 examples of reading in chronological order are as follows:

1, 9: 10 pronunciation: 9: 10.

2,7: 53 Pronunciation: seven to eight (seven = 60-53, eight = 7+ 1).

3,6:18 6.8 or 6.18.

4, 6: 48, 648 or twenty to seven.

7: 30, 5: 30.

It's six o seven.

At seven fifty.

At eight forty-five.

Eight thirty-two.

At five forty-five.

Tips:

1, when the number of minutes is greater than 30, use "minutes++to++minutes", where "minutes" is 60 minus the original minute and "minutes" is "next minute", indicating "how many minutes are left".

2. When the number of minutes is less than 30, "minutes+past+minutes" means "what time is it".