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    The document is a grammar lesson from the third grade class at Saint Michael School. It provides instruction on using "at" and "in" when telling time, and examples for students to practice identifying whether "at" or "in" correctly completes each sentence related to times, dates, or periods. The lesson distinguishes between using "at" for specific clock times and dates, and "in" for less precise periods like seasons, mornings, or afternoons.

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    The document is a grammar lesson from the third grade class at Saint Michael School. It provides instruction on using "at" and "in" when telling time, and examples for students to practice identifying whether "at" or "in" correctly completes each sentence related to times, dates, or periods. The lesson distinguishes between using "at" for specific clock times and dates, and "in" for less precise periods like seasons, mornings, or afternoons.

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    The document is a grammar lesson from the third grade class at Saint Michael School. It provides instruction on using "at" and "in" when telling time, and examples for students to practice identifying whether "at" or "in" correctly completes each sentence related to times, dates, or periods. The lesson distinguishes between using "at" for specific clock times and dates, and "in" for less precise periods like seasons, mornings, or afternoons.

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    Jessica Porras
    The document is a grammar lesson from the third grade class at Saint Michael School. It provides instruction on using "at" and "in" when telling time, and examples for students to practice identifying whether "at" or "in" correctly completes each sentence related to times, dates, or periods. The lesson distinguishes between using "at" for specific clock times and dates, and "in" for less precise periods like seasons, mornings, or afternoons.

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    Saint Michael School T. Mara Jess -T. Jessica/Third Grade/Grammar

    Telling Time
    Write the correct time according to each clock picture.

    At In
    We use at with clock times. We use in with weeks, seasons, months, years and centuries. We say at the weekend, at Christmas, at Easter. We say in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening but at night. Put in: in or at. a) I've got my piano lessons __________ 9.00.

    b) My grandmother usually comes to stay __________ Christmas. c) d) I don't like driving __________ night. Our garden looks wonderful __________the spring.

    e) I usually stop work __________ 5 Oclock __________ the afternoon. f) Carol was born __________ 8.25 __________the evening __________ Thursday 17th June 2000. g) It gets very hot here __________ the morning.

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