Prepositions of Time

Front

at + clock time

Back

School starts at 9:00.

Front

at + noon

Back

We eat lunch at noon.

Front

at + midnight

Back

I am usually asleep at midnight.

Front

at + night

Back

We watch TV at night.

Front

at + dinnertime / lunchtime

Back

Take off your hat at dinnertime. She wants pizza at lunchtime.

Front

on + day

Back

We have free time on Monday. I play baseball on Thursdays. They unwrap presents on Christmas Day. I eat chocolate cake on my birthday.

Front

on + the weekend / weekends

Back

He has hockey practice on the weekend. I study on (the) weekends.

Front

on + date

Back

She has class on September 10. I am going to a party on the first of July. He has a doctor’s appointment on Monday, December 2. They got a new dog on January 10, 2014.

Front

in + the morning

Back

I study in the morning.

Front

in + the afternoon

Back

They go to day care in the afternoon.