IN

o … in the morning
o … in January
o … in the autumn
o … in the evening
o … in three hours time
o … in ten minutes
o … in 1999
o … in June

ON
o … on Friday afternoon
o … on 17th December
o … on Wednesday
o … on Saturdays
o … on Tuesday evening
o … on New Year
o … on the weekend

AT
o … at weekend
o … at night
o … at 8:30
o … at the end of the month
o … at 6:00 pm
o … at New Year
o .. at the weekend

What’s the rules?

We do not use at, in or on before next, this, every or last in a time phrase.
No usaremos at, in o on antes de: this, every o last en una frase de tiempo.

o We add an -s to the verb for he/she/it.

He attends meetings She works in Tokyo

o We use do and does in negatives and in questions

They don’t work late She doesn’t leave work until 8 p.m.
Do you drive to work? Does he travel in his job?
 Days Días Stations Estaciones
Monday Lunes Spring Primavera
Tuesday Martes Summer Verano
Wednesday Miércoles Autumn Otoño
Thursday Jueves Winter Invierno
Friday Viernes
Saturday Sábado
Sunday Domingo

100% Always Siempre

90% Usually Usualmente
80% Normally / Generally Normalmente / Generalmente
70% Often / Frequently A menudo / Con frecuencia
50% Sometimes A veces
30% Occasionally De vez en cuando
10% Seldom Rara vez
5% Hardly Ever / Rarely Casi nunca / Raramente
0% Never Nunca

What? ¿Qué?
Who? ¿Como?
When? ¿Cuándo?
Where? ¿Dónde?
Which? ¿Cúal?
Why? ¿Por qué?
Whose? ¿De quién?
How? ¿Cómo?