This document discusses the uses of the prepositions "in", "at", and "on" as they relate to place and time. It provides examples of how each preposition is used to indicate location, such as "in" for countries or closed spaces, "at" for exact addresses or public places, and "on" for things above a surface. It also examines their uses relating to time, with "in" used for months, years, centuries, and parts of the day (except night), "at" used for hours and precise times, and "on" used for days of the week and dates. Overall, the document serves as a reference for the different ways these common prepositions of place and time are

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2. In ,At ,On like prepositions of placeInWe can use IN, when we’re talking about:Country, cities and regions. Ex: She takes the Metro every day, because she lives near “Madera”, in Bello city.Big spaces(parks, oceans…). Ex: “The pacific" recounting the history of a marines in pacific oceanClosed space. Ex: I’m feeling like a ice cube, I’m working in a office too cold.Note: In, like the others prepositions, don’t have a specific place to put in a sentence, but generally it goes after a verb, and ever, before the word , that want to do reference .

3. AtWe can use At when we’re talking about An exact address.Ex: you can tanking the car at flower St.Specific locations.Ex: I need the phone, is your mom at home or at work?Public Places.Ex: I’m feeling good working at Lion XIII.Note: At, like the others prepositions, don’t have a specific place to put in a sentence, but generally it goes after a verb, and ever, before the word , that want to do reference. In ,At ,On like prepositions of place

4. In ,At ,Onlike prepositions of placeIn ,At ,On like prepositions of placeOn We can use On when we’re talking about :Something or somebody, that are over a place or a object.Ex: So, look Nick!, a bird is on that roof.Days of the week.Ex: I don’t have this product today, come on the Sunday.Note: At, like the others prepositions, don’t have a specific place to put in a sentence, but generally it goes after a verb, and ever, before the word , that want to do reference.

5. At We can use In when we’re talking about:The hours.Ex: I always go cycling with my dad at 3 o’clock.Precise Times.Ex: Never you can’t do your work at nightEx: Don’t talk, play at the dinner!In ,At ,On like prepositions of time

6. InWe can use In when we’re talking about:The months of the year.Ex: I have a travel in December.With the years.Ex: the people that was born in 1956, for here please.With the century.Ex: The dogs could vote in third centuryWith the parts of the day, except with night.Ex: She gets up at 8 o’clock in the morning.With the seasons of the yearEx: I go to bed in winterNote: In, is most simple use when is a preposition of time, is too hard have a error with this In ,At ,On like prepositions of time

7. OnWe can use On when we’re talking about:With the days of the weekEx: I go to class on MondayWith the datesEx: “The next text is on Tuesday 14th”Ex: I want a party on my birthday In ,At ,On like prepositions of time