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At
We use at for
1.Clock times : The programme start at 6 o'clock.
2.Festivals : We have a holiday at New Year.
3.The weekend : Will I see you at the weekend.
4.Moments : I'm having a bath at the moment.
5.Meal times : I'm having a bath at the moment.
6.Past of day with out the : Archie often goes hunting for mice at midnight.
7.There are some expressions with at : They spoke at the same time.
On
We use on for
1.A particular day : e go to my grandmother's house on Sunday
2.Dates : Bill was born on 6th October.
3.A named day or part of a day :The twin usually watch TV on Saturday evening.
In
in for
1.Something that happen at some time during a month or year : It sometimes rains in March.
2.Centuries : We are living in the twentieth century.
3.Seasons : We always go to the sea in summer.
4.Pat of the day with the : We go to school in the morning.
5.We use in the middle of with certian times of the day.
Other preposition of time
Since mean from the time in the past
For show how long something has been happening,or will happen.
Untill/till shows when something finishes.
By means before or not later than a certain time.
From shows when something starts and finishes.
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