In, at and on are prepositions that indicate time but are used differently based on context. "In" refers to long periods of time like days, nights, mornings. "On" refers to specific days. "At" refers to a specific time. The document provides examples of how each preposition is properly used and includes an exercise for readers to practice using the prepositions of time correctly.

1. Preposition of Time

2. In, at and on All are the preposition of times which have each function and the using is different, depends on the context.

3. In It is used to indicate long period of time (day, night, evening, morning and so on) Example: Lindsay gets an accident in the night, because she drinks too much. She walks alone in the middle of the dark.

4. On It is used to indicate day (Sunday, Monday, Tuesday etc.) Example: Beyonce and Jay-Z will have press conference on Sunday evening. Chicago Bulls will play on Wednesday.

5. At It is used to indicate time Example: Paris and Nicole are going to Versace Boutique at 4 p.m. The boutique will open at 11 a.m.

6. Exercise The Grammy Awards will be held __ Saturday evening. The baby is crying __ the middle of the night. The Oprah Winfrey’s show will be started __ 10 a.m.

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