Now let's review the use of prepositions of time and practice a bit.
Remember the we use ad to denote precise time and we use on for days and dates now with the following
dialogue and fill in the blanks with ads or on Should I wake you up 6 for January.
Absolutely not.
Why would you even do that.
I just figured that if you start celebrating New Year 11:00 p.m. You should be still up that our
Should I wake you up at 6:00 on 1st January.
Absolutely not.
Why would you even do that.
I just figured that if you started celebrating New Year at 11:00 p.m. You should be still up at that
hour.
Also remember the reviews on for days and dates and we use in for longer periods of time with the following
text and fill in the blanks with on or in my free time I like to go to bars and listen to bands there.
For example I went to see the ribs performing Sunday evening.
It was simply amazing.
Too bad that I had to work one day and I couldn't stay for too long their night
in my free time I like to go to bars and listen to bands there.
For example I went to see the rips performing on Sunday evening.
It was simply amazing.
Too bad that I had to work on Monday and I couldn't stay for too long their night.
Note that we use in with such phrases as in the morning in the afternoon or in the evening but make
sure not to use prepositions before last.
Next every or this week the following text and fill in the blanks using the appropriate preposition
of time
clock usually takes a shower the morning and the evening but this week he is taking a shower three or
four times a day.
It's an unusually hot summer
caloric usually takes a shower in the morning and in the evening.
But this week he is taking a shower.
We are four times a day.
It's an unusually hot summer.