Question

GRAMMAR WORKSHEET PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
AT . . might
10 30
noon: midday
midnight
bedtime
sunrise
sunset
the weekend (UK)
ON
. Sunday
Monday morning
Tuesday afternoon
Wednesday evening
my birthday
a holiday
Christmas day
May 5
a weekday
time
the weekend(U.S)
IN
the morning
the afternoon
the evening
February
(the) spring
(the summer)
(the) fall/autumn
(the) winter
2013
the 1990s
a (few) minute(s)
1. My brother has a new job. He
works the evening
2. We're going to have a
picnic Saturday afternoon. Would you like to come?
3. Tube finished my work en hour. Then, I can go home
4. When is the meeting? Is it 200?
5. I like to get up really early. sunrise when the birds start to sing
6. Tom's birthday is nex week, January 14
7. My grandfather was born the 1950s
8. Wil we be time or will we miss our flight? 9. My family and I like to ski winter
10. Are there ary holidays October?
11. Our school cafeteng opens for lunch noon
12. What time does your son go to bed night?
13. We moved to this city 2012
14. Are you going to do anything special your birthday?
15. I'm not going to watch that TV show It starts midnight



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Answer 1

The sentences with the correct prepositions of time are:

1. My brother has a new job. He works in the evening.

2. We're going to have a picnic on Saturday afternoon. Would you like to come?

3. Tube finished my work at an hour. Then, I can go home.

4. When is the meeting? Is it at 2:00?

5. I like to get up really early. At sunrise when the birds start to sing.

6. Tom's birthday is next week, on January 14.

7. My grandfather was born in the 1950s.

8. Wil we be at time or will we miss our flight?

9. My family and I like to ski in winter

10. Are there any holidays in October?

11. Our school cafeteria opens for lunch at noon.

12. What time does your son go to bed at night?

13. We moved to this city in 2012.

14. Are you going to do anything special on your birthday?

15. I'm not going to watch that TV show It starts  at midnight

What are prepositions of time?

There are three prepositions of time: in, on, at. We use:

• At for a precise time like clock times and festivals.
• In for months, seasons, years, centuries and long periods.
• On for dates and days.

Learn more about prepositions of time in https://brainly.lat/tarea/22587540 and https://brainly.lat/tarea/16086863

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