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    The document discusses the prepositions of time AT, ON, and IN and how they are used to describe when something happens. AT is used for specific times or holidays. ON is used for days of the week or dates. Examples are provided such as "I get up at 7 o'clock" and "We arrived home at midnight." The document also notes that days should start with capital letters when using ON.

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    Prepositions of Time At-On-In: Specific Time at 8. Am at 9 O'clock at 6.15 at Midnight

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    Prepositions of Time

    AT-ON-IN

    The prepositions of time AT-ON-IN describe when something


    happens, happened or will happen.

    AT is used for specific time or hour of the day

    AT + specific time
    at 8. Am at 9 o’clock
    at 6.15 at midnight

    Examples :
    - I get up at 7 oçlock
    - The movie starts at 8.30
    - We arrived home at midnight.
    Note : O’clock is used when there are no
    minutes.
    Midnight = 12 o’clock (night)
    Midday / noon = 12 o’clock (day)
    AT + Holiday Period
    at Christmas
    at Thanksgiving

    Examples:
    - They sing carols at Christmas
    - Did you eat too much at Easter?
    - Come and visit us at Thanksgiving.

    ON + Days
    on Monday on Tuesday
    on Friday on Sunday

    Examples:
    - I will visit you on Wednesday.”
    - Where were you on Friday?
    - He doesn’t work on Sundays. -> All Sunday in
    general not just “the Sunday
    Note : Days always start with capital letters.
    ON + Date
    on Monday
    on Friday

    ON + Days
    on Monday on Tuesday
    on Friday on Sunday

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