Prepositions

DO YOU KNOW WHAT TIME IT IS?IN/ AT/ ON  WHEN TO USE ‘IN’Use 'in' months and years and periods of time: • in January • in 1978 • in the twenties E X E R C I S EChoose the right preposition to complete the sentence.1. She begins class ____ nine in the morning. (in, at, on)2. I was born ____ April. (in, at, on)3. Do you work ____ Saturdays? (in, at, on)4. My grandfather was born _____ 1888. (in, at, on)5. She met her friend _____ the morning. (in, at, on)6. I’ll get up early ____ Sunday. (in, at, on)7. The show is _____ eight o’clock. (in, at, on)8. I left New York ____ May. (in, at, on) 9. Jack met us ____ time for the show. (in, at, on)10. I’d like to be there ____ a quarter past five. (in, at, on) WHEN TO USE ‘ON’Use 'on' with days of the week: • on Monday • on Fridays WHEN TO USE ‘IN’Use 'in' a period of time in the future: • in a few weeks • in a couple of days WHEN TO USE ‘ON’Use 'on' with specific calendar days: • on Christmas day • on October 22nd WHEN TO USE ‘AT’Use 'at' with precise time: • at six o'clock • at 10.30 • at two p.m. IMPORTANT NOTES in the morning / afternoon / evening - at night We say in the morning, afternoon or evening BUT we say 'at night' TRIAL CLASS LESSON(English as Second Language/Beginner)