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    The document discusses prepositions of time such as "at", "on", and "in". It provides examples of using "at" to indicate specific times, holidays, and when using the word "night". Examples are also given for using "on" with days and dates. Finally, "in" is used for periods shorter than a day like morning and afternoon, and longer periods like weeks, months, seasons, years, decades, and centuries. It cautions not to use prepositions with words like each, every, next, last, and this.

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    The document discusses prepositions of time such as "at", "on", and "in". It provides examples of using "at" to indicate specific times, holidays, and when using the word "night". Examples are also given for using "on" with days and dates. Finally, "in" is used for periods shorter than a day like morning and afternoon, and longer periods like weeks, months, seasons, years, decades, and centuries. It cautions not to use prepositions with words like each, every, next, last, and this.

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    At On Inbasico2

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    Jessie Vasquez
    The document discusses prepositions of time such as "at", "on", and "in". It provides examples of using "at" to indicate specific times, holidays, and when using the word "night". Examples are also given for using "on" with days and dates. Finally, "in" is used for periods shorter than a day like morning and afternoon, and longer periods like weeks, months, seasons, years, decades, and centuries. It cautions not to use prepositions with words like each, every, next, last, and this.

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    Prepositions of time:

    At time:
    a)Times

    b)Holidays c)With the word night


    d)Specific Places

    At time:
    a)Times:

    At At At At

    four oclock midday bedtime lunchtime

    At time:
    b) Holidays: At Christmas At New Year At Easter At weekends/At the weekend

    At time:
    c) With the word night:

    At night

    On time:
    a)Days

    b)Dates

    On time:
    a)Days: On Monday On Tuesdays On Saturday night On holiday

    On time:
    b) Dates:
    On 2nd January On my birthday (= 2 July) On Valentines day (=14 February) On New Years Eve (=31 December)

    In time:
    a) Periods shorter than a day

    b) Periods longer than a day

    In time:
    a) Periods shorter than a day:

    In the morning
    In the afternoon In the evening

    In time:
    b) Periods longer than a day: - week: in Easter week - month: in April - season: in (the) summer - year: in 2008 - decade: in the 1970s - century: in the 21st century

    Be careful:
    Dont use prepositions with the words: - each: each Monday - every: every April - next: next summer - last: last winter - this: this Friday

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