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English Time Prepositions Guide

The document discusses the usage of the prepositions 'at', 'in', and 'on' with times. It provides examples of when to use each preposition, such as using 'at' for specific times, 'in' for months/years/periods, and 'on' for days/dates. It includes a mini quiz to test the reader's understanding.
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English Time Prepositions Guide

The document discusses the usage of the prepositions 'at', 'in', and 'on' with times. It provides examples of when to use each preposition, such as using 'at' for specific times, 'in' for months/years/periods, and 'on' for days/dates. It includes a mini quiz to test the reader's understanding.
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Prepositions of time

We use many different prepositions for talking about time. and


that may be confusing for many students…

Many learners of English report that they are often confused


about the correct usage of the English prepositions of time, At, in,
On. For this reason, today’s Video will clarify your doubts once
and for all because correct grammar is important if you want to
keep on improving your English.

Prepositions of time AT / ON / IN
There are three prepositions in English that are used with time

AT, IN, ON.


Generally,

AT for a PRECISE TIME


IN for MONTHS, YEARS, CENTURIES and LONG PERIODS
ON for DAYS and DATES

Let’s start we AT
We use:
with Specific time
At 4:00 pm.
At lunchtime.
At midnight.
At sunset.

Holiday Period
At Christmas.
At Easter.
At Thanksgiving.
we use on
-Days
On Monday
On my birthday
On Christmas Day
On Halloween

-Dates
On 8th February
On our anniversary
On Saturday night

We use in
-Months
-Seasons
-Years
-Decades
-Centuries
-Long period
-Part of the day

Examples:
In February
In the summer
In 1999
In the 80s
In the 21st centuries
In the middle age
In the future
In the past
In the morning
In the evening

However,
Don't use with

NEXT-LAST-EVERY

I see you on the Next Monday.


I see you next Monday.

I was there in the last Saturday.


I was there last Saturday.

She studies at every day.


She studies every day.
Mini Quiz
Test your understanding with this quick quiz.

1-)
"Let's meet _______ midday _______ Saturday."
● at, at
● in, on
● at, on

2-)
"The manager isn't here _______ present, but she'll be back
_______ half an hour."
● at, in
● at, at
● in, in

3-)
"You won't be working _______ Saturday nights _______ the future,
will you?"
● at, in
● on, in
● on, at

4-)
Which is correct?
"I'm busy _______ the moment, but I'll be free ______ evening."
● at the, in this
● in the, at this
● at the, this

Answers: 1.) At,On // 2. At, in. // 3.On, in //4. At,in


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