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    We use "in" to refer to parts of the day, months, and years. We use "at" to refer to specific times and periods like weekends or night. We use "on" to refer to days of the week and dates. No preposition is needed for terms like "yesterday" or periods like "last month." We place "ago" at the end of a sentence to indicate a time in the past.

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    We use "in" to refer to parts of the day, months, and years. We use "at" to refer to specific times and periods like weekends or night. We use "on" to refer to days of the week and dates. No preposition is needed for terms like "yesterday" or periods like "last month." We place "ago" at the end of a sentence to indicate a time in the past.

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    Unit 5 Time expressions: in/at/on

    IN

    We use in with:

    • Parts of the day: the morning, the afternoon, the evening


    • Months: January……December
    • Years: 2011,1987, …

    AT

    We use at with:

    • Time: 6 o’clock, half past seven


    • the weekend
    • night

    ON

    We use on with:

    • Days of the week: Monday……Sunday


    • Dates: 5th May, 31st May 2008

    We use NO PREPOSITION with:

    • yesterday
    • last X: last month, last week, etc…

    AGO (hace…)

    • We use ago at the end of the sentences.


    • We always use ago after a quantity of time.

    I went to the cinema two days ago.

    Paul took a photo five minutes ago.

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