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Prepositions of time IN, ON & AT

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This test helps you practice the uses of the prepositions of time and provides a little explanation at the end of each question, enjoy!!

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This test helps you practice the uses of the prepositions of time and provides a little explanation at the end of each question, enjoy!!

by Javier Beltran
1

I usually wake up ___ 6:30 a.m.

2

My birthday is ___ December

3

We don't work ___ Sundays

4

They travel a lot ___ summer

5

The meeting starts ___ Monday morning

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She studies English ___ night

7

We visit our grandparents ___ Christmas.

8

My parents got married ___ 2015.

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The concert is ___ Friday

10

I usually relax ___ the evening

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We use AT when we talk about specific time or clock time.

We use IN when we talk about Months

We usually use ON when we are talking about days of the week

We use IN when we talk about Seasons as well :)

We also use ON when we talk about a specific day of the week + a part of the day

When we use at + night when we want to specify that we are talking about that period of time, not during daylight.

We also use AT when we talk about a period of 2 days, such as Christmas time, which means Christmas Eve + Christmas Day. For instance, we can use AT the weekend in British English.

We also use IN with long periods of time such as Years.

If we are mentioning a day of the week, we also use ON

We use IN when we mention just a part of the day, without actually saying what day we are talking about ;)

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