This document discusses prepositions of time and provides examples of their uses. It explains that "at" is used to indicate a specific time on the clock or night. "In" is used to indicate periods longer or shorter than a day, like months or mornings. "On" is used to indicate specific days of the week or dates. "From...to" connects a starting and ending time. "Before" and "after" are used to indicate the order of events, with the first event mentioned occurring first or next, respectively. An exercise is provided to practice using these prepositions of time in sentences.
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Preposition of Time
This document discusses prepositions of time and provides examples of their uses. It explains that "at" is used to indicate a specific time on the clock or night. "In" is used to indicate periods longer or shorter than a day, like months or mornings. "On" is used to indicate specific days of the week or dates. "From...to" connects a starting and ending time. "Before" and "after" are used to indicate the order of events, with the first event mentioned occurring first or next, respectively. An exercise is provided to practice using these prepositions of time in sentences.
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Preposition of Time
at a. We have a class at nine
oclock. b. I have an appointment with dentist at 3.00pm. c. We sleep at night. at + a specific time on the clock at + night in a. My birthday is in September. b. I was born in 1985. c. We have class in the morning. d. Din has tuition in the afternoon. e. I study in the evening. in + periods longer / shorter than a day. on a. I have a piano class on Monday. b. I was born on 31 st
October 1982. on + specific day of the week
on + a specific date fromto a. We have extra class from 1.45pm to 2.30pm. from specific time to specific time before a. She took off her slippers before entering the house. b. We had dinner before the movie. Used when the first even mentioned happen first. 1. She took off her slippers. 2. She entered the house.
1. We had dinner 2. We watched the movie. after a. We had dinner after the movie. Used when the first event mentioned happened next. 1. We watched the movie. 2. We had dinner.
Exercise.
Complete the sentences with prepositions of time.
1. We have class ____________ ten oclock. 2. We have class ____________ ten ____________ eleven. 3. I have class ____________ the morning. 4. I work __________ the afternoon. 5. I study ____________ the evening. 6. I sleep _____________ night. 7. I was born ____________ May. 8. I was born ____________ 1980. 9. I was born ____________ 28 June. 10. I was born ____________ 28 June 1983. 11. The post office isnt open _____________Sundays. 12. The post office is open ____________ 8.00 a.m. ________ 5.00p.m. on weekdays. 13. The post office closes ____________ 5.00 p.m. 14. I peeled the banana ____________ I ate it. 15. The children watched television ____________ they got home from school.