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the word o'clock is not appropriate according to - BOS III

Posted: Dec 6th, 2015 - 10:48 am In Reply to: 11:30 o'clock is correct. It means, literally, halfway between - the 11 and 12 positions "of the clock"..

you say 12-o'clock position when using whole hour positions, but drop o'clock when using partial hour positions, 11:30 position.

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