Prepositions of Time:

On:
- Days of the week
- Complete Dates (Month + day) (Month + day + year)

In:
- Incomplete Dates (Only the month) (Only the year)
- The Parts of the Day: In the morning, the afternoon, the evening
- Seasons: Summer / Fall / Winter / Spring

At:
- Hour
- Holidays (Christmas, New Year, Halloween, Thanksgiving)
- The Parts of the Day: At noon, at night, at midnight

Examples:

I don’t drive my car on Fridays.

I don’t work on Sundays.
- What do you do on weekends?

- When is your birthday?

My birthday is on January 29th.
My birthday is in May.

We don’t work at Christmas in Jamestown.

We work at Halloween.

- What time do you wake up on weekdays?

I wake up at 6:00am.
I wake up at 4:00am
I always work in Jamestown in the morning.
I never work in Jamestown at night.

From… To…  They express the start/finish of an action.

My Schedule:
I work from 6:30am to 3:30pm on weekdays.
I work from 8:30am to 12:30pm on Saturday.

My holidays / My vacation:
We have a vacation from December 16th to January 16th.

Grammar Aux Verb Use

Present To Be:
+ ING Actions in this moment
Continuous Am, is, are

- How many people are there in your house?

In my house there are 4 people, my wife, my two sons and me.

- What are they doing in this moment?

My wife is working in her office.
Santiago is doing his homework.
Samuel is sleeping.
I am teaching a class in Jamestown.
My siblings are doing their homework.