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Jumble words:Schools in Japan
Prepositions of time
Picture: Daily routines
Picture Dictionary:Habits
Cloze test: Daily routines
Adverbs of frequency game!
Grammar Time!
Jumble words:Schools in Japan
Prepositions of time
Picture: Daily routines
Picture Dictionary:Habits
Cloze test: Daily routines
Adverbs of frequency game!
Grammar Time!
Prepositions of time
We use these prepositions with times and dates.
On (with a day)
I started work on Monday.
On my birthday I went out for dinner.
It’s his wedding anniversary on December 7th.
British people often eat turkey on Christmas Day.
I started work on Monday.
On my birthday I went out for dinner.
It’s his wedding anniversary on December 7th.
British people often eat turkey on Christmas Day.
At (a clock time / a period of time)
I finish work at 6pm.
They ate lunch at midday.
What do you normally do at Christmas?
She goes out with her friends at the weekend. (British English – American English is “on the weekend”)
I don’t like going out at night.
I finish work at 6pm.
They ate lunch at midday.
What do you normally do at Christmas?
She goes out with her friends at the weekend. (British English – American English is “on the weekend”)
I don’t like going out at night.
In (with a century, year, month, season, part of the day)
They got married in 2010.
She went on holiday in March.
They go to the beach in summer.
She goes shopping in the morning. (But “on Tuesday morning”, for example.)
They got married in 2010.
She went on holiday in March.
They go to the beach in summer.
She goes shopping in the morning. (But “on Tuesday morning”, for example.)
Also, in the afternoon, in the evening, in the night:
They left early in the evening.
I heard a strange noise in the night.
They left early in the evening.
I heard a strange noise in the night.
For (to talk about length of time)
She stayed for an hour.
He went away for the weekend.
She stayed for an hour.
He went away for the weekend.
During (at some point in a period of time)
It rained during the night.
They argued during the holidays.
It rained during the night.
They argued during the holidays.
