This document discusses the use of prepositions of time - at, in, and on. It provides examples of how each preposition is used with different time expressions like clock times, days, dates, months, seasons, and periods of time. It then gives exercises for the reader to practice identifying the correct preposition based on the time expression used. The exercises assess the reader's understanding of when to use at, in, or on with times like 'five minutes', 'night', 'winter', and specific dates and days.
Preposition of time adalah kata depan yang digunakan untuk menunjukan waktu dalam bahasa Inggris. Secara umun ada 3 preposition of time yaitu at, in, dan on. Penggunaan ketiganya sangatlah berbeda, at digunakan untuk menyatakan pukul (jam) sementara in digunakan untuk menyatakan bagian hari,tahun, bulan dan abad, sedangkan on digunakan untuk mengungkapkan nama hari dan tanggal.
Preposition of time adalah kata depan yang digunakan untuk menunjukan waktu dalam bahasa Inggris. Secara umun ada 3 preposition of time yaitu at, in, dan on. Penggunaan ketiganya sangatlah berbeda, at digunakan untuk menyatakan pukul (jam) sementara in digunakan untuk menyatakan bagian hari,tahun, bulan dan abad, sedangkan on digunakan untuk mengungkapkan nama hari dan tanggal.
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Prepositions of time are used to indicate when something happens. The most common prepositions of time are "at," "on," and "in." Here’s a detailed overview of each, along with examples:
1. At
Specific times: We use "at" for specific times on the clock and specific points in time.
Examples:
At 5:00 PM: "The meeting starts at 5:00 PM."
At noon: "Let's have lunch at noon."
At midnight: "She always goes to bed at midnight."
Specific holiday periods: We use "at" for holiday periods and certain expressions.
Examples:
At Christmas: "I love being with my family at Christmas."
At Easter: "We often go on vacation at Easter."
At the weekend (British English) / On the weekend (American English): "What are you doing at the weekend?"
2. On
Days and dates: We use "on" for days of the week and specific dates.
Examples:
On Monday: "She has a meeting on Monday."
On July 4th: "We celebrate Independence Day on July 4th."
On Christmas Day: "They visit their grandparents on Christmas Day."
Specific day parts: We use "on" for specific parts of a day when referring to a particular day.
Examples:
On Monday morning: "I have a doctor's appointment on Monday morning."
On Saturday night: "We are going to a concert on Saturday night."
3. In
Longer periods: We use "in" for longer periods of time such as months, years, centuries, and long periods.
Examples:
In April: "The flowers bloom in April."
In 2024: "They plan to graduate in 2024."
In the 21st century: "Many technological advancements occurred in the 21st century."
Parts of the day: We use "in" for parts of the day, except when referring to a specific day (then "on" is used).
Examples:
In the morning: "I like to exercise in the morning."
In the afternoon: "They usually take a nap in the afternoon."
In the evening: "We watch TV in the evening."
Examples in Context
At
"The train arrives at 8:00 AM."
"She called me at night."
On
"We have a meeting on Wednesday."
"The project is due on the 15th of March."
In
"He was born in 1990."
"I usually read a book in the evening."
Practice Sentences
The concert is ___ 7:00 PM.
We go skiing ___ winter.
Her birthday is ___ September.
I will call you ___ Monday afternoon.
The conference starts ___ the 1st of June.
He moved to the city ___ 2010.
Let's meet ___ noon.
The store closes ___ midnight.
Answers:
at
in
in
on
on
in
at
at
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3. AT
• the word "at" is a preposition. A preposition is, in a sense, a connector. It
connects words together. When you use the word "at" in a sentence you
should notice that it smoothly connects the other words that are around it.
4. Clock times, points of time in the day:
At nine o´clock
at 6.35; at midnight,
at noon,
at dawn,
at lunch time,
at dinner time,
at night.
5. Weekends and holidays periods:
• At the weekend,
• at weekends,
• at Christmas,
• at Easter.
6. Points in time:
• At Ramadan,
• at the beginning,
• at the end,
• at last,
• at the moment,
• at present,
• at the time,
• at times.
7. IN
• The main parts of the day:
• In the morning,
• in the afternoon,
• in the evening.
8. • Months, years, seasons, centuries.
• In March,
• in 1999,
• in the autumn,
• in the twentieth century.
9. • Events which will happen at the end of a period:
• I´ll be back until in an hour. (Wrong)
• I´ll be back in an hour.
• In the beginning in the end.
• In the night, in the evening, in the day.
10. ON
• Specific dates and days.
• On august 8,
• on Tuesday,
• on Wednesday,
• on weekdays,
• on new year´s day,
• on Christmas day,
• on the day of departure/ arrival on Wednesday morning,
• on a fine sunny day.
11. EXERCISES
Choose the correct answer in on at or x if you don´t need a preposition
• He was born 1991.
• Did you see her today.
• It will be ready eight months.
• I have to speak to the boss lunchtime.
• It was sunny my birthday.
• What's on the TV midnight.
in
X
in
on
at
at
12. EXERCISES II
• The train leaves ___ five minutes, hurry up.
at in on
• I can't sleep ___ night these days.
at in on
• I go to sleep ____ night.
at in on
• Kim was born ____ 1981.
at in on
• We wear warm clothes ____ winter.
at in on
13. EXERCISES III
Identify if this statements are correct
• I went to London in last June.
• He's coming back on next Tuesday.
I go home every Easter.
• We'll call you in this evening.
I went to London last June.
He's coming back next Tuesday.
We'll call you this evening
