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Time Prepositions Quiz

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Time Prepositions QuizOnline version

Test your time preposition skills

by najihah othman
1

We will meet ___ 5 pm.

2

Her birthday is ___ July.

3

They arrived ___ the morning.

4

The movie starts ___ Thursday.

5

We usually go abroad ___ summer.

6

The store is open ___ weekdays.

7

She will arrive ___ the afternoon.

8

The meeting is scheduled ___ 3 p.m.

9

The library closes ___ midnight.

10

We met ___ last Monday.

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Correct: 'at' is used for a specific clock time.

Correct: 'in' is used for months.

Correct: 'in' is used for parts of the day like morning.

Correct: 'on' is used for days.

Correct: 'in' is used for seasons in general.

Correct: 'on' is used for days or parts of days like weekdays.

Correct: 'in' is used for parts of the day like afternoon.

Correct: 'at' is used for specific times.

Correct: 'at' is used for a specific time.

Correct: 'on' is used for days of the week.

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