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    Days: Melissa Is Leaving On Monday. The Concert Is On 26 November. I'm Meeting Tom On Sunday Afternoon. Lana Is Going Out On Friday Night

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    This document provides examples of using prepositions like "in", "on", "at" with different expressions of time. It gives sample sentences using time phrases related to days, dates, seasons, periods of the day, and more. The document also provides a brief exercise for the reader to identify whether a preposition is needed in certain time phrases and, if so, which preposition to use.

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    Days: Melissa Is Leaving On Monday. The Concert Is On 26 November. I'm Meeting Tom On Sunday Afternoon. Lana Is Going Out On Friday Night

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    This document provides examples of using prepositions like "in", "on", "at" with different expressions of time. It gives sample sentences using time phrases related to days, dates, seasons, periods of the day, and more. The document also provides a brief exercise for the reader to identify whether a preposition is needed in certain time phrases and, if so, which preposition to use.

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    This document provides examples of using prepositions like "in", "on", "at" with different expressions of time. It gives sample sentences using time phrases related to days, dates, seasons, periods of the day, and more. The document also provides a brief exercise for the reader to identify whether a preposition is needed in certain time phrases and, if so, which preposition to use.

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    Days: Melissa Is Leaving On Monday. The Concert Is On 26 November. I'm Meeting Tom On Sunday Afternoon. Lana Is Going Out On Friday Night

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    This document provides examples of using prepositions like "in", "on", "at" with different expressions of time. It gives sample sentences using time phrases related to days, dates, seasons, periods of the day, and more. The document also provides a brief exercise for the reader to identify whether a preposition is needed in certain time phrases and, if so, which preposition to use.

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    Months: Melissa’s birthday is in

    September.
    Years: Melissa was born in 1998
    Seasons: Melissa’s garden looks nice in
    Spring
    Parts of the day: In the
    morning/afternoon/evening
    Time: In five minutes, in two days, in a few years..

    Days: Melissa is leaving on Monday.


    The concert is on 26 November.
    I’m meeting Tom on Sunday afternoon.
    Lana is going out on Friday night.

    Hours: I start school at 9 o’clock.


    Points of the day: at lunchtime / at midnight.
    At Christmas/at Easter (but on Christmas Day)
    At night: I like reading at night.
    At the end of… the day, the month, etc…
    At the weekend: I’m going away at the weekend.
    At the moment / At present

    Don’t use in / or / at with:

    This (This morning, this evening, this week….)

    Next (Next Monday, next year, next week…)

    Last (Last Sunday, last week, last month…)

    Every (Every day, every Friday, every month…)


    Write IN/ON/AT if necessary. (Sometimes there is no preposition)
    1-I’m leaving Saturday.

    2-I’m leaving next Saturday.

    3-I always feel tired the evening.

    4-Will you be at work ________ this evening?

    5-We went to Italy last summer.

    6-What do you usually do the weekend?

    7-She phones me once a year _____ Easter.

    8-Can you play tennis Saturday?

    9-I´m sorry I can´t come to the party Sunday.

    10-We went to bed late last night.

    11-I don’t like going out alone night.

    12-I won’t be out very long. I’ll be back ten minutes.

    13-I got up seven o’clock this morning.

    14-George isn’ t here the moment.

    15-Do you work Saturdays?

    16-In England children get presents Christmas.

    17-We eat a lot Christmas Day.

    18-Are you busy the moment?


    The party is on Sunday
    19-I´m tired the end of the day. at 8 o’clock in the
    evening.
    20-I was born 1975.

    21-My sister got married May.

    22-I often go away _____ Passover holiday.

    23-The train leaves the morning.


    24-The train leaves Monday morning.

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