Time prepositions are words used to indicate when something happens, helping us clearly express time-related ideas. The three most common time prepositions are in, on, and at. We use in for longer periods such as months, years, centuries, or parts of the day (e.g., in July, in the morning). On is used for specific days, dates, and holidays (e.g., on Monday, on Christmas Day). At is used for precise times and specific points in the day (e.g., at 5 p.m., at midnight). These prepositions simplify communication by letting us specify exactly when events occur.
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We go to bed ________ night.
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The sun rises _______ the morning.
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My birthday is ________ May.
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We will visit Grandma ________ Sunday.
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The school opens ________ 8 o’clock.
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The party is ________ Friday.
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They play outside ________ the afternoon.
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The stars shine brightly ________ night.
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The train arrives ________ noon.
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Our vacation is ________ December.
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