Prepositions of Time (A1) with exercises and explanation
A1Learn how to use in, on, at, the three most common prepositions of time. These words tell us when something happens: in the morning, on Monday, at 5 o'clock.
Exercise 1 (Easy): choose in, on or at
Pick the preposition that fits the time expression.
Exercises:
1
My alarm goes off ___ 6:30 and I still hit snooze twice.
2
Marta starts her new job ___ Monday, so tonight she is ironing a shirt.
3
We order pizza ___ Friday evening and watch something stupid on Netflix.
4
It gets seriously cold here ___ December.
5
The gym is almost empty ___ night, which is exactly why Tom trains then.
6
Kasia was born ___ 1998, the same year as her best friend.
7
Our flight to Lisbon leaves ___ eleven o'clock, so the taxi comes at nine.
8
I get sleepy ___ the afternoon, usually about twenty minutes after lunch.
9
The bakery is closed ___ Sundays, so buy your bread today.
10
My dad learned to drive ___ the summer of 2005.