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    In, on, and at are the three most common time prepositions, and there are rules to help decide when to use each one. In can also be used to indicate how long something will take, such as being ready in a few minutes or returning in a week. The document includes two tasks to practice using the correct time prepositions.

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    In, on, and at are the three most common time prepositions, and there are rules to help decide when to use each one. In can also be used to indicate how long something will take, such as being ready in a few minutes or returning in a week. The document includes two tasks to practice using the correct time prepositions.

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    In, on and at are the three most common


    time prepositions. Luckily, there are some
    rules that help you decide when to use them.

    NOTE: We also
    use in to say how
    long from now
    something is going
    to take, e.g.
    I will be ready in a
    few minutes.
    I will be back in a
    week.

    Task 1: Match the


    time expressions with
    the right preposition.

    Task 2: Write the the


    missing preposition
    before each time
    expressions below.

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