The prepositions of time at – in – on allow you to discuss a specific time period such as a date, a day of the week, or the actual time an event takes place. “We’re going to the cinema on Monday night”. “These animals hibernate in Winter”. “The plane takes off at 19.05pm”. Let’s have a look at when to use at, in and on. At clock times Let’s meet at 20.00pm tonight. time frames This place opens at 10.00am, every day. holidays & festivals […]
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