I wake up at 20 pass 6 AMtwenty past six in the morning and take my daugther ato school and then go to my job.work The correct preposition is “to” when you're bringing someone somewhere I wake up at twenty past six in the morning and take my daugther to school and then go to work 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 I stop for lunch at half past twelve and come back at half past 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. Normally I finish work at 6 PM and go home.