PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
AT * before hours I finish work at quarter past two.
* before the word ‘Christmas’
Classes start at half past eight.
She never goes on holiday at Christmas.
* before the word ‘Easter’ We are getting married at Easter.
My parents don’t watch TV at night.* before the word ‘night’
There is no good programme at nidnight.
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
IN * before months Classes start in September.
Colombus discovered America in 1492.
It’s always hot in the summer.
She gets up at seven in the morning.
She finishes work at four in the afternoon.
She reads the paper in the evening.
* before parts of the day
* before years
* before seasons
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
ON * before dates My birthday is on 20th March.
He doesn’t work on Wednesday.* before days
FROM
* before the starting time
TO
* before the finishing time
I usually study from half-past five to seven o’clock.
The football season lasts nine months from September to May.
Write a preposition before the time complement.
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
the afternoon
Christmas
7th January
1789
March
Monday morning
quarter to five
midday
night
the autumn
in
in
in in
at
at
at
at
on
on
My birthday is 22nd December. It’s always coldDecember but my family comes home for lunch
about two o’clock. It’s a long meal, normally quarter past two half-past four and sometimes my good friends join us
the evening.
We can say that we don’t stop eating Christmas because my mother’s birthday is also January.
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
in
in
in
on
atfrom
to
at
