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This document provides examples of using prepositions of time such as "in", "at", and "on" with days, dates, seasons, and periods. It explains that these prepositions are used with expressions like "in the morning", "at night", and "on Monday". But they are not used when expressions involve "last", "next", "every", or "this". The document then provides exercises for the user to practice selecting the correct preposition of time in different contexts.
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- 1. IN AT ON Months, Seasons, Years, Centuries and Long Periods Precise Time Days and Dates in October at 6 o'clock on Monday in winter at 10.45 am on Sundays in the summer at noon on October 23 in 1969 at lunchtime on January 3, 2001 in the 1800s at bedtime on Halloween in this century at dawn on Mother's Day in the Jurassic Period at night on your birthday in the future at the moment on New Year's Eve
- 2. However, we use in, at and on in these expressions: IN AT ON in the morning at night on Monday morning in the mornings at the weekend on Sunday mornings in the afternoon (s) at Easter at Christmas on Tuesday afternoons in the evening (s) at the same time on Friday evenings And we do not use in, at and on when we use the expressions last, next, every, and this. example: Gloria went to Paris last April. (not in last April)
- 3. . Click on the correct preposition of time. 1. Mary wore a witch costume Halloween. 2. I have English classes Tuesdays. 3. My dad comes home lunchtime. 4. The children like to go to the park the morning. 5. Henry's birthday is November. 6. Lots of people go shopping Christmastime. 7. Justin Bieber was born March 1, 1994. 8. Leaves turn red, gold and brown Autumn. 9. My friends like to go the the movies Saturdays. 10.The pilgrims arrived in America 1620. 11. My sister likes to watch TV the evening. 12. Mum always reads stories bedtime. 13. I like to watch the parade Independence Day. 14. Hippies protested against the war the 1960s. 15. We finished the marathon the same time.
- 4. Write the correct preposition of time. Write the number of the sentence under each picture. 1. Bob likes to play footbal the afternoon. 2. Flowers bloom the spring. 3. Americans eat turkey Thanksgiving day. 4. The stars shine night. 5. The Smiths always travel the summer. 6. Kids have fun Halloween. 7. The Mall closes midnight. 8. My neighbours go to church Sundays.
- 5. . Write at, in, on or leave it blank if we do not use a preposition. 1. My cousins went to Australia last July. 2. I like to eat pancakes the morning. 3. Dad is not home the moment.
- 6. 4. Mammoths lived the Ace Age. 5. My family gets together dinnertime. 6. My brother comes home every Christmas. 7. I take my dog for a walk the morning.