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On Tuesday I Have To Leave The House at 9 O'clock in The

This document discusses the use of prepositions of time - in, on, and at. It explains that "in" is used for months, years, and long periods; "on" is used for days and dates; and "at" is used for precise times. It provides examples for each preposition and then combines them into longer sentences using multiple prepositions together.

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On Tuesday I Have To Leave The House at 9 O'clock in The

This document discusses the use of prepositions of time - in, on, and at. It explains that "in" is used for months, years, and long periods; "on" is used for days and dates; and "at" is used for precise times. It provides examples for each preposition and then combines them into longer sentences using multiple prepositions together.

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In this lesson we will look at the preposition of time using in on and at.

Following on from our other lesson regarding In, On & At which can be
found here.
We use these prepositions in the following was
IN for MONTHS, YEARS and LONG PERIODS
In 4 Months / In 6 Years / In 1998 / In the last decade

I am going to Spain in the Summer


It was very cold in the Ice Age
It is Christmas in December

ON for DAYS and DATES


On the 6th of January / On my Birthday / On Christmas Day / On
Monday

My Birthday is on a Tuesday this year.


I have to work on Monday.
Where will you be on Friday?

AT for a PRECISE TIME


At 9 Oclock / At Dinnertime / At Lunchtime / At Midday

I have to leave the house at 10 Oclock.


I will return from work at 6 Oclock.
I will meet you at lunchtime.

Ok, so lets put this all together into longer sentences

On Tuesday I have to leave the house at 9 Oclock in the


Morning.
We have a meeting in the evening on Monday at 7 Oclock.
On Christmas Day I will meet you at 9 Oclock in the Morning.

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