Prepositions

Prepositions of time On Mondays, Ali wakes up at 7:30 in the morning. He goes to school at two o'clock in the afternoon He sleeps early at night His birthday is in June World War II ended in 1945 We have an Exam on October 17th The weather gets cold in winter. Seasons, time of the day, months, days, years, dates, exact time, long periods On At In days Time of the day seasons dates Exact time Months Years Long periods

We use: AT for the time of day: at five o’clock / at 11.45 / at midnight / at lunchtime / at sunset etc. We also use AT in these expressions: at night / at the weekend / at weekends / at Christmas / at the moment / at present / at the same time ON for days and dates: on Friday(s) / on 16 May 1999 / on my birthday IN for longer periods (e.g. months/years/seasons): in October / in 1988 / in the 18th century / in the past in (the) winter / in the 1990s / in the Middle Ages / in (the) future We also use IN in these expressions: in the morning (s) / in the afternoon(s) / in the evening(s)

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Exercise 2 On at in in in in Cindy usually swims with her family ___ Sundays. They go swimming ____ eight o’clock ______ the morning. Every year she has a long holiday ______ summer. She likes swimming with her brother _____ the afternoon _______ the summer holiday. It is fun. at in in in in

Exercise 3 in at on in on at Ali went to Rabat ______ November and came back _______ Christmas. He arrived in Rabat ______ the thirtieth of November ______ the afternoon. He visited his uncle Hassan ______ the twenty-third of December _____ night. at on in on at