at in on

Front

What preposition is used to indicate a period of the year?

Back

in (e.g., in summer)

Front

What preposition is used to refer to a specific time during a day or a specific event?

Back

at (e.g., at the weekend)

Front

What preposition is used to indicate a specific time of day?

Back

at (e.g., at midday)

Front

What preposition is used to indicate a specific date?

Back

on (e.g., on 8th June)

Front

What preposition is used to indicate a part of the day?

Back

in (e.g., in the morning)

Front

When do we use 'in' for months or seasons?

Back

We use 'in' for months and seasons (e.g., in January, in winter).

Front

When do we use 'at' for specific times?

Back

We use 'at' for specific times (e.g., at 5 PM, at noon).

Front

When do we use 'on' for days?

Back

We use 'on' for days of the week (e.g., on Monday, on Friday).

Front

What is the difference between 'in', 'at', and 'on'?

Back

'In' is for longer periods, 'at' is for specific times, and 'on' is for specific days.

Front

Can 'in' be used for years?

Back

Yes, 'in' is used for years (e.g., in 2023).