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    Prepositions of time are used to discuss specific time periods. The preposition "in" refers to general, longer periods of time like months or years. "On" is used for more specific periods like days or dates. The most specific preposition is "at" which is used to refer to very precise times, such as hours, moments, or nights.

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    Prepositions of time are used to discuss specific time periods. The preposition "in" refers to general, longer periods of time like months or years. "On" is used for more specific periods like days or dates. The most specific preposition is "at" which is used to refer to very precise times, such as hours, moments, or nights.

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    Prepositions of time are used to discuss specific time periods. The preposition "in" refers to general, longer periods of time like months or years. "On" is used for more specific periods like days or dates. The most specific preposition is "at" which is used to refer to very precise times, such as hours, moments, or nights.

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    Prepositions of

    Time
    What is a Preposition of Time?

    A preposition of time is a preposition that allows you to discuss a specific time period.

    Preposition of time examples:

    On Monday

    On a cold day

    At night
    At the moment

    In January

    In the past
    Prepositions of Time: IN
    Native speakers use the preposition IN to refer to a general, longer period of time.
    Prepositions of Time: ON
    Moving to more specific periods of time, the preposition ON is used.
    Prepositions of Time: AT
    English speakers use the preposition AT for the most specific times.

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