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I often look at the clock.

The last bus leaves at eleven o’clock.

The meeting starts at eleven o'clock.

The store closes at eleven o’clock.

Rush hour usually starts at four o’clock, so the bus is full.

I have to wake up early tomorrow; luckily the clock rings in the morning.

In winter the sky is often dark, even though it is only four in the afternoon.

Children’s bedtime is usually at nine o’clock.

My bedtime is at eleven o’clock.

I turn on night mode from the computer settings by ten o’clock.

On the phone, night mode turns off automatically at seven o’clock.

Tomorrow I have a calendar entry: the dentist and a check-up at eight o'clock.

Today I have a laundry-room slot in the laundry room at six o’clock.

Tomorrow the laundry-room slot is at eight o’clock, so I wake up early.

It is half past five.

The train leaves from here at six.