Mastering Prepositions of Time: ON, IN, AT

In this video, Hadar explains the usage of the prepositions 'on', 'in', and 'at' in relation to time. 'At' is used for specific times, 'on' for days and dates, and 'in' for larger time frames like months, years, and eras. An exception is 'at night', which is an irregular usage. The video provides tips and examples to help viewers understand and remember these rules. The next video will cover the use of these prepositions for places.

What is the main focus of the video lesson?

• Prepositions of place

• Verb tenses

• Pronunciation tips

• Prepositions of time

Which preposition is used for the most specific point in time?

• 'in'

• 'on'

• 'at'

• 'about'

What time expression would you use with 'at'?

• In July

• On Wednesday

• In the morning

• At noon

Which preposition is used for days and dates?

• 'on'

• 'during'

• 'in'

• 'at'

What is the exception to using 'at' for specific times?

• At night

• In the evening

• On Monday

• At the weekend

When is 'in' used according to the video?

• For broader time frames

• For days of the week

• For exact dates

• For specific hours

What can 'in' specify in terms of time?

• Months and seasons

• Specific dates

• Specific hours

• Exact minutes

According to the video, why might one use 'in' for time expressions?

• When a range of time is acceptable

• When the exact time is known

• When planning for the next day

• When referring to a past event

What does the video promise to cover in the next session?

• Common mistakes with prepositions

• Historical uses of prepositions

• Prepositions of place

• Prepositions of time in advanced scenarios

What action does the speaker encourage at the end of the video?

• Commenting with questions

• All of the above

• Subscribing and turning on notifications

• Sharing the video