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6- Time Prepositions

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6- Time Prepositions
 

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Test your time prep skills

by APEXIA
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1) Which preposition is used for exact time (e.g., 9 AM or noon)?

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2) Which preposition is used for days and dates?

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3) Complete: I was born ___ 2000.

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4) Choose the correct sentence: I have a meeting ___ 9 AM.

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5) Choose the correct sentence: The book is ___ the table.

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6) Short answer: I have a meeting ___ 10 AM, ___ Monday, ___ the office.

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Correct: exact times use 'at'.

Correct: days and dates take 'on'.

Correct: years use 'in'.

Correct: exact times require 'at'.

Correct: 'on' for surfaces.

Correct: combines time, day, and place rules.

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