点 / 分 / 刻 / 半【diǎn / fēn / kè / bàn】

Clock time is built from 点 for the hour and 分 for the minutes, largest unit first.

Chinese counts minutes forward through the hour, so "ten to eight" is 七点五十分. The 分 can be dropped when the number is two digits: 三点二十.

Half and quarters

三刻 is three quarters past, so 六点三刻 is quarter to seven.

两点, not 二点

Two o'clock takes 两, because 点 is a measure word. The minutes keep 二: 两点二十.

The time goes before the verb

wǒ我qǐ chuáng起床qī七diǎn点 is wrong. Like every time expression, the clock time comes before the verb.

Asking

几点 asks the time, because the answer is a small number.

Part of the day first

上午, 下午 and 晚上 come before the hour: 下午三点, 晚上八点.