I've never heard native English-speakers ask for the time in either of those ways.What time does your watch show?
What time is it on your watch?
I've never heard native English-speakers ask for the time in either of those ways.
I've never heard native English-speakers ask for the time in either of those ways.
I guess the thing about the watch is redundant.
No.Someone made a slip of the tongue, thus (1) became (2).
Well, the question here is whether (2) works. Why and why not? Traditionally, time is considered "God"-made and watch man-made. So logically, "time for one's watch" seems to be acceptable.
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