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Name No.

Class

Date / / Mark Teacher

Prepositions of time: in / on / at
1 Write the time expressions in the correct box.

Christmas Day · the weekend · my birthday · the morning


2020 · Tuesdays · night · 8 o’clock · New Year’s Eve
the 1960s · bedtime · January · noon · 9th September
Christmas · the spring · Monday · 19th century

2 Read the following sentences. Are the prepositions Right (R) or Wrong (W)?
Circle the correct option. Then, correct the wrong ones.
a. Every morning, Sue gets up at 7:30. R/W
b. My family gets together on Christmas. R/W
c. On Saturdays, we go to the shopping centre. R / W
d. We are going to travel abroad on 15th August. R / W
e. Jamie watched the film on TV in night. R/W
f. I like to have a party in my birthday. R/W
g. Emily is coming to visit us in the spring. R/W

3 Complete the sentences.


a. The foreign language course starts January.
b. The Beatles became famous the 60s.
c. the weekend, we always ride our bikes in the park.
d. Betty’s wedding is 13th July.
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e. We always get together New Year’s Eve.


f. Mr Smith always has lunch noon.
g. Liz moved to Lisbon 2012.

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