It's time to do somethingHow to use this giant

［Focus on sentence patterns］It's time to do． ． ． "It's time for..."; It's time for. ． ． "It's time for..."

Interpretation of the sentence pattern] It's time can be followed by an infinitive or for + noun structure. Sometimes It's time for sb. to do, that is, "it's time for someone to do...". For example: It's time to begin our class. It's time for us to go to class. It's time for breakfast. It was time for breakfast. His talk was over, it was time for him to be off. He has finished speaking and it's time to leave.

Pay attention to the sentence structure: it's time to do something means: it's time to start doing something. It's time.

For example: It's time to study hard.It's time to launch new projects.

It's time to start the meeting.It's time to have a break.

There is also the structure of it's time for something, for later Directly add object nouns

For example: It's time for a break. It's time for breakfast.

It's time for sth. It's time to do something.

It's time (for sb) to do sth. It's time that sb did sth. It's time that sb did sth.

For example: (1) It's time for the meeting. It's time for the meeting.

(2)It's time for us to go to school. It's time for us to go to school.

(3)It's high time that you went to bed. You should go to bed and rest.

Note:

In sentence pattern (3), you can add rush, high and other modifiers before time. This sentence pattern is virtual A type of mood that means "a little later". And (2) means "it's time to do something."