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Prepositions of Time Quiz

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Choose the right time preposition.

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Prepositions of Time Quiz
 

Prepositions of Time QuizOnline version

Choose the right time preposition.

by Đỗ Thị Thảo Nguyên
1

I have a meeting ___ 3 PM.

2

We go to school ___ Monday.

3

My birthday is ___ May.

4

The concert starts ___ 7 o'clock.

5

We wear coats ___ winter.

6

The bus leaves ___ 6:15 a.m.

7

She arrived ___ Friday.

8

We will visit grandma ___ the afternoon.

9

The festival is ___ May 5th.

10

He works ___ night shifts.

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Exact times are marked with at.

Days and dates use on.

Months use in, not on/at.

Times use at.

Periods like seasons use in.

Exact times use at.

Dates or days use on.

Parts of the day: use in the afternoon.

Dates use on.

Night shifts are described with at.

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