Learn the English Phrases TIME TO and TO FIND THE TIME

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In this English lesson, I wanted to help you learn the English phrase time to. This is actually a short form of the phrase it's time to, or it is time to, and we use this whenever something needs to be done, or when we're telling people to do something. A lot of times in the morning, I yell to my children, time to get up. I could say, it is time to get up, but that just takes too long. So I say, time to get up. If you look closely at the words on my paper, they're not as dark as they used to be. So I think it's time to order some new toner. It's time to order some new toner so that my printer prints in dark black again. My printers actually said order toner, 0% toner for about three weeks, and I just keep holding off because it just keeps printing. So, hopefully you can still see it. So when you say time to, it means that it is time to do something, that the moment has come for that thing to be done.

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The other phrase I wanted to teach you today is to find the time. When you talk about finding the time, it means you need to do something, you're already busy, and somehow you need to find the time to do something. Sometimes at work, I have a lot of stuff to do all day and my boss asks me to do something extra. And I will say, I don't know if I can find the time to do that. I don't know if I have a moment in my day where I can do something extra. I'm going to have to find the time, maybe after work. I might have to stay longer than I normally do. So it simply means that you're busy and you need to find some time to do something.

So to review, when you start a phrase by saying time to, it means you're saying that at that moment, you need to do something. So, a few minutes ago, I finished replying to the comments from yesterday's video, and I thought, time to go outside and make the next lesson. And to find the time simply means to set aside some time to do it. I'm not busy today, but if I was, I would have to find the time to make this English lesson. Luckily, I had time to do it.

But hey, let's look at a comment from a previous video. This comment is from, I can't remember, from Noriko. The comment is, "Wow, that's surprising and makes sense. In North Japan, doors of downstairs are covered with snow in the winter, so they have a second, they have a second entrance upstairs, sorry, a little fixed there. It it a common thing in the world? Thanks a lot, Mr. Bob." And my response, we do not have doors like that here, but I imagine in Northern Canada, they do.

So I'm not familiar with what they do in Northern Canada where there is a lot more snow than there is where I am. But I'm going to guess, there's a few things that we do here in Southern Canada. For one, we put snow tires on our vehicles. So later this month, I need to have these tires taken off, and snow tires will be put on. But what we don't do, one thing I know they do do in Northern Canada is they have an electrical cord on the front of their vehicles so they can plug them in in the winter when they're not driving them. I have cords like that on my tractors, I think because my tractors are diesel engines and diesel engines are harder to start. But I do not have a plug on the front of my van to plug in at night so that it can stay just a little bit warm. But that is definitely something that they do in Northern Canada.

Where I live is actually quite mild. I don't know if I've explained that to you a lot, but I live between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. We do get winter, as you've seen in my other videos. We do get snow, but it is considered to be a very mild place to live in Canada. If you live in Montreal or Quebec City, or Edmonton or Calgary, it's much, much colder.

Anyways, thanks for watching this little short lesson. I'm glad that I had time to do it. And I'll see you in a couple of days with another one, bye.

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[FineEnglishforAnyone]

Amazing lesson!
Basically, in English, we tend to suppress the subject a lot. Maybe because of fast speaking.

[lemoncute]

Hi Bob, Have a great day ! 🌞
It's time to watch Bob's Video 👩‍💻😺

[mohdags]

I hope you’ll continue to weather the storm and not get snowed under in the snowing winter. Keep warm and pace yourself, kind sir.

[Aerosmith]

It is time to rest after work. It will be harder to find the time to watch your lessons but I do. I am over on my first day of work and I found to learn the same work process easier than last year.

[dilciyim]

Hello from Turkey. Thanks a lot for your great lessons Bob

[sabrinasabi]

Since I joined your amazing channel, my use of everyday English has been more natural and confident. Also, my vocabulary has expanded considerably. It's a safe place in which one can improve one's language skills thanks a million ☺️

[pattycandle]

Hello from France! Thank you Bob for this new lesson ! It's always time for me to do some English first thing in the morning and even if it's a busy day for me, I always find the time to do a little bit of English ! Have a great Monday !

[leonardosierra]

Hello teacher Bob. I sometimes have a lot of things to do and I can't find the time to study English, for that reason, I usually practice English at night, in that moment I say "Well, time to study, time to learn".
Thanks for the video, have a good day.

[claudiapereira]

it's time to watch our teacher Bob! 😄

[albert]

Thanks to Bob for the lesson.
Today's phrases are simple to me, because they are simular to ones in Russian, my native language.
About preparation for winter.
I looked at Bob's location on a map. I live in a little colder place. Here we also change tires in November, or even in October. And we pour a non-freezing liquid in a windshield washer bottle. It's time to do it. I should to find the time for this.

[snazzy]

Awesome Bob! Your amazing lessons make my day every single time so finding the time to watch them isn't really difficult for me at all. 😊

[cherongong]

Hi teacher Bob!
Time for me to practice some English writing today.
My country has only one season, summer. Therefor I have always been curious about things people do in other seasons. I like the temperature and the colour of authumn. To me, it is a season of cozy. I like winter too. It is so beautiful and peaceful. When the landscape covered with thick white snow, I feel calm. I enjoyed eating ice cream when snow falling on my head and nose. I was shivering then but it was so fun!
Thanks for the great lesson.

[fho]

Hi dear teacher! When you are seriously set on doing something you will always find the time or if your boss asks you! 😎⌚🚗

[KakMia]

It is time to learn from Teacher Bob 😁 🇮🇩

[nmtbytes]

thank u sir
I'm from india
learning some new phrases and much more every time when I watch ut videos.

[Aleksey_FE]

Yeah, it's time to winterize the car. I've already done this, but anyways, when the first snow falls, I prefer to go on foot, looking around and wondering how many drivers don't find the time to change tires this year. Looks like people get more busy every year.

[Masteringit]

Oh the first comment thanks our good teacher as usual .

[sherly]

I was just thinking it's time to get a short English lesson from teacher Bob and here it

[ariohandoyo]

When i was a kid i used to play games, however now i never play a games. Time to learn english, i have to find a time to learn english. I have copious amout of time to learn english, coz i have finished my high school days.😊

[sakissouliotis]

Don't you think it's time to go Teacher???Come on let's get out of here...
I'll find the time to watch another one great video on your channel Sir....promise!!!
Thanks for all your efforts Dear Sir!!