Prepositions of Time: In, On and At Practice
Practise in, on and at in original schedules and short passages. Get answer explanations and adapt the exercise to your own classroom routine.
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Original sample for prepositions of time gap fill exercises: in on at, prepositions of time, schedules, days, dates.
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The time-table context fixes in, on and at. “At the weekend” and “on the weekend” are accepted as regional alternatives where the sentence allows them.
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