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88PREPOSITIONS OF TIME (AT, ON, IN)We use prepositions of time to talk about when something happens.We use at with:timeholidaysexpressionsmealtimes%u2022%u2022%u2022%u2022at 6 o%u2019clock, at half past eightat Christmas, at the weekend, at Easterat night, at noonat lunchtime, at dinner timeWe use in with:monthsseasonsyearsparts of the day%u2022%u2022%u2022%u2022in April, in Mayin summer, in winterin 2020, in 1990in the morning, in the afternoon, in the eveningWe use on with:daysdatesparts of specific day%u2022%u2022%u2022on Monday, on my birthday, on Christmas day, on Halloweenon 15th June, on 20th Aprilon Sunday morning, on Monday night, on Wednesday afternoon1 Complete the sentences with at - on or in.She goes skiing every weekend ................ winter.Sam always organizes a party ................ his birthday.We sometimes have a meeting ................ Mondays.I always drink milk ................ the morning.1.2.3.4.I have a guitar lesson ................ the weekend.The restaurant opens ................ midday.Mr. Parker works ................ weekdays.They often meet ................ Friday evenings.5.6.7.8.in2 Circle the correct time prepositions.Hillary%u2019s birthday is on / in June the 13th.Steve usually returns home at / in night.The weather is cold and rainy on / in winter here.We leave home in / at 8.30 a.m.Turkish people like drinking tea in / on the morning.I always visit my parents on / at Christmas day.1.2.3.4.5.6.Stella prepares delicious meals on / at Christmas.She meets her friends at / on lunchtime.Mr. Sun usually gives eggs to children at / in Easter.I swim at / in the weekend.You always read newspaper at / on breakfast time.He goes to cinema on / in Saturday evenings.7.8.9.10.11.12.