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    Time Expressions: at On in No Preposition

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    This document outlines different time expressions used in the English language. It categorizes expressions using prepositions like "at", "on", and "in" to indicate specific times, periods, months, years, seasons, and centuries. Time can also be expressed through parts of the day or without a preposition to refer to durations like weeks, nights, mornings, or frequencies.

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    This document outlines different time expressions used in the English language. It categorizes expressions using prepositions like "at", "on", and "in" to indicate specific times, periods, months, years, seasons, and centuries. Time can also be expressed through parts of the day or without a preposition to refer to durations like weeks, nights, mornings, or frequencies.

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    This document outlines different time expressions used in the English language. It categorizes expressions using prepositions like "at", "on", and "in" to indicate specific times, periods, months, years, seasons, and centuries. Time can also be expressed through parts of the day or without a preposition to refer to durations like weeks, nights, mornings, or frequencies.

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    Time Expressions

    At
    Specific Time
    Holiday
    Period
    at 5 oclock
    at 11.30 pm
    at half past
    nine
    at breakfast
    at lunchtime
    at the
    moment
    at midnight
    at night
    at noon
    at dawn
    at sunrise
    at sunset
    at the
    weekend
    at bedtime
    at Christmas
    at Easter

    On
    Days of the week
    Specific days
    Dates

    on
    on
    on
    on
    on
    on
    on
    on
    on

    Friday
    Mondays
    4 July
    17 March 2016
    Childrens Day
    Mothers Day
    Christmas Day
    her birthday
    New Years Eve

    In
    Months
    Years
    Seasons
    Centuries
    in October
    in winter/spring
    /
    autumn/summer
    in 2016
    in the 21st
    century
    in his free time
    in 1960s

    Day + Part of the


    day
    on Monday
    morning
    on Friday evenings

    Part of the day


    in the morning
    in the afternoon
    in the evening

    No Preposition
    next week, next
    year, next
    month
    last night, last
    year
    this morning,
    this month
    every day,
    every night,
    every year
    today,
    tomorrow,
    yesterday
    yesterday
    evening
    the other day

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