Grammar 3.1

Question 1

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At 5 o’clock I have a meeting.

Answer 1

В 5 [пять] часов у меня есть собрание.

Question 2

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Do you have [any] hobbies?

informal you

Answer 2

У тебя есть хобби?

хобби is indeclinable, it has no singular or plural; it’s neuter

Question 3

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She has a date at 8 o’clock in the evening.

Answer 3

У неё есть свидание в 8 часов вечера.

Question 4

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Two coffees, please.

Answer 4

Два кофе, пожалуйста.

кофе is indeclinable, it has no singular or plural; it’s masculine

Question 5

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What time is it?

Answer 5

Сколько [сейчас] времени?

Literally how much time?

Question 6

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It’s 7 o’clock.

Answer 6

Сейчас 7 [семь] часов.

You can add either утра or вечера to clarify AM or PM.

Question 7

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When do you have time?

use formal you

Answer 7

Когда у Вас есть время?

Question 8

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What time is it? -It’s 6 o’clock.

Answer 8

-Сколько сейчас времени? -Сейчас 6 [шесть] часов.

Question 9

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What time is it where you are?

use formal you

Answer 9

Сколько [сейчас] времени у Вас?

This is used to ask what time is it for someone who lives far away - in a different country, perhaps.

Question 10

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I go to bed at midnight.

Answer 10

Я иду спать в полночь.

полночь is feminine, because it has ночь in it.