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    This document summarizes the use of three time prepositions - IN, ON, and AT. It provides examples of when each preposition is used with different time contexts such as parts of the day, days of the week, months, dates, years, seasons, and occasions. Some key examples include: - IN is used for parts of the day (in the morning), months (in January), and years (in 2001). - ON is used for days of the week (on Monday), dates (on July 12th), and occasions (on Christmas). - AT is used for specific times (at 3 o'clock), nighttime, weekends, and occasions (at Christmas).

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    This document summarizes the use of three time prepositions - IN, ON, and AT. It provides examples of when each preposition is used with different time contexts such as parts of the day, days of the week, months, dates, years, seasons, and occasions. Some key examples include: - IN is used for parts of the day (in the morning), months (in January), and years (in 2001). - ON is used for days of the week (on Monday), dates (on July 12th), and occasions (on Christmas). - AT is used for specific times (at 3 o'clock), nighttime, weekends, and occasions (at Christmas).

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    This document summarizes the use of three time prepositions - IN, ON, and AT. It provides examples of when each preposition is used with different time contexts such as parts of the day, days of the week, months, dates, years, seasons, and occasions. Some key examples include: - IN is used for parts of the day (in the morning), months (in January), and years (in 2001). - ON is used for days of the week (on Monday), dates (on July 12th), and occasions (on Christmas). - AT is used for specific times (at 3 o'clock), nighttime, weekends, and occasions (at Christmas).

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    Time Prepositions in On at EXERCISE

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    This document summarizes the use of three time prepositions - IN, ON, and AT. It provides examples of when each preposition is used with different time contexts such as parts of the day, days of the week, months, dates, years, seasons, and occasions. Some key examples include: - IN is used for parts of the day (in the morning), months (in January), and years (in 2001). - ON is used for days of the week (on Monday), dates (on July 12th), and occasions (on Christmas). - AT is used for specific times (at 3 o'clock), nighttime, weekends, and occasions (at Christmas).

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    Time prepositions: IN, ON, AT

    IN ON
    Parts of the day: in
    the morning, afternoon,
    AT
    evening.
    Days of the week: Monday, Times: three o’clock,
    Tuesday morning … midday, midnight.
    Months: January,
    February…
    Dates: the 12th of July, my Special occasions:
    birthday, Christmas Day … Christmas, Easter,
    Years: 2001, 2002
    New Year.
    Seasons: summer,
    winter, autumn, spring. Night; the weekend

    ACTIVITY 1:
    Complete the text with the correct time preposition: IN, ON, AT.

    1
    My father’s name is Jack. He is a maths teacher in an elementary school. the
    2 3
    mornings he usually gets up _ 6.30. But this is only _ weekdays,
    4 5
    because the weekend he gets up later. Tuesdays and Thursdays
    6 7
    he has lunch in the school 12.30, because he has lessons both the
    8 9
    morning and the afternoon. The other days he finishes work
    10
    midday, so he comes home for lunch. He sometimes corrects exercises the
    evenings after dinner.
    11
    My father has his summer holiday August. But he also has a two-week
    12 13
    holiday Christmas, and one week holiday Easter.
    He has a difficult job, but he loves it!

    ACTIVITY 2:
    Complete the sentences with the correct time preposition:

    1. What do you usually do the weekend?

    I
    2. My father doesn’t work Saturdays.
    3. The film starts 11.00 p.m. and finishes midnight.
    4. spring, my garden is full of flowers.

    N 5.
    6.
    William Shakespeare was born
    My mum’s birthday is
    th
    1564.
    the 5 of May.
    7. Our office is closed August.

    ON 8.
    9.
    There are a lot of stars in the sky night.
    Christmas Day children usually receive a lot of presents.
    10. I never go home lunchtime
    11. My best friend always phones me the evening.
    12. my birthday I always have a big party.

    AT 13. My family sometimes goes skiing for a week


    14. I love reading in bed Sunday mornings.
    Christmas.
    ACTIVITY 3:

    A. Write complete questions with the information given and a possible answer using AT, ON
    or IN:

    1. When//English lessons?_

    R=

    2. What time/lunch at school?

    R=

    3. When/friends´meeting?_

    R=

    4. When/summer holidays?_

    R=

    5. When/the winter holiday? _

    R=

    6. When/your birthday?_

    R=

    7. What time/the rock concert?

    R=

    WORD ORDER FOR QUESTIONS WITH BE

    WH + IS/ARE + SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT?

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