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    Prepositions of Time

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    This document outlines different ways to express time in language using prepositions like "in", "on", "at", and no preposition. It provides examples for parts of the day, days, dates, seasons, years, decades, centuries, and exceptions like weekends. Time can be expressed as things like "in 1988", "on Wednesday", "at three o'clock", "this morning", "last July", or "every day".

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    This document outlines different ways to express time in language using prepositions like "in", "on", "at", and no preposition. It provides examples for parts of the day, days, dates, seasons, years, decades, centuries, and exceptions like weekends. Time can be expressed as things like "in 1988", "on Wednesday", "at three o'clock", "this morning", "last July", or "every day".

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    This document outlines different ways to express time in language using prepositions like "in", "on", "at", and no preposition. It provides examples for parts of the day, days, dates, seasons, years, decades, centuries, and exceptions like weekends. Time can be expressed as things like "in 1988", "on Wednesday", "at three o'clock", "this morning", "last July", or "every day".

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    This document outlines different ways to express time in language using prepositions like "in", "on", "at", and no preposition. It provides examples for parts of the day, days, dates, seasons, years, decades, centuries, and exceptions like weekends. Time can be expressed as things like "in 1988", "on Wednesday", "at three o'clock", "this morning", "last July", or "every day".

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    The ATONIN time Pyramid

    Hours Days
    Weeks Months Seasons Years Decades Centuries Parts of the day

    *Exceptions: at the weekend/


    IN In + year/month/season in 1988 in September in winter in the 21st century In + a week or more in the Easter holiday in the summer In + part of day in the morning in the evening in the afternoon ON On + day/date on Wednesday(s) on (the) 15(th) (of) April/on April 15(th)

    at night/ in 5 minutes
    on that day On + a single day on Easter Monday on Christmas Day On + day + part of day on Friday morning on Tuesday evening on Monday night.

    AT At + clock time/meal time at three oclock at lunch (-time) at that time at the moment At + two or three days at Easter/Christmas at the weekend (US: on the weekend) NO PREPOSITION this morning / week /etc. last July / Monday / etc. next week / year / etc. every day / week / etc.

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