Definition of Preposition
Preposition is a word that governs nouns or pronouns usually placed in front of, expressing a relation to another word or element.
Simple rule
A preposition is followed by a noun. It is never followed by a verb.
Preposition of Time (at, in, on)
AT
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IN
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ON
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Precise Time
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Months, Years,
Centuries and Long Periods
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Days and Dates
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at 4 o’clock
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in December
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on Sunday
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at 4.30 am
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in spring
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on Tuesdays
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at midday
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in the winter
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on 4 December
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at lunchtime
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in 1963
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on 21 Nov. 1962
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at mealtime
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in the 1970s
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on New Year’s Day
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at sunset
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in this century
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on Independence Day
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at sunrise
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in the Ice Age
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on my birthday
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at the moment
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in the past/future
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on New Year’s Eve
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at night
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in the evening(s)
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on Monday morning(s)
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