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The correct preposition is “to” when you're bringing someone somewhere

In English, we say “twenty past six” to mean 6:20. Also, “in the morning” sounds more natural than “AM”

I stop tofor lunch at a half pass 12 PMt twelve and come back at a half pass 1 PM.t one

You don’t need “PM” when you say “half past twelve” or “half past one” if the context is clear (like during a workday).

Normally iI finish my work at 6 PM and going home.