[PREPOSITIONS OF TIME] In, On, At

“In” is used for months, years, centuries, and long periods.

Examples: In August, in summer, in the afternoon, in 2017, in the 1980s

“On” is used for days and dates.

Examples: on Sunday, on the 25th of December 2016, on the New Year’s Eve

“At” is used for precise times.

Examples: at 3 o’clock, at 10:30 a.m., at noon, at bedtime

Complete the sentences with the prepositions of time: in, on, at.

1. I’m going to my friend’s house Saturday.

2. I can’t wait to open my presents Christmas Day.
3. This beautiful building was built the 16th century.
4. Please, call me lunch time, I’m free then.
5. She was born ______ 1991.
6. I woke up ______ seven o’clock.
7. Classes start ______ the 5th of September.
8. We’re going to the cinema ______ Sunday afternoon.
9. The class is ______ Monday ______ ten ______ the morning.
10. The course ends ______ autumn.
11. We’re leaving early ______ the morning, and we’ll be back late ______ night.
12. I’m going there to meet her ______ Monday.
13. Disco was popular ______ the 1970s.
14. I’m normally asleep ______ midnight.
15. I was born ______ the 17th of July.
16. He’ll be back ______ ten minutes. Can you wait for him?
17. I’ll see you there ______ nine ______ the evening.
18. The company is closed ______ public holidays.