Prepositions of Time - Exercise 1

Choose the correct preposition: in, on or at.

1. The film starts 8 o'clock. 2. My birthday is July. 3. We never work Sundays. 4. Emma was born 2004. 5. I usually have a coffee the morning. 6. The shop closes midnight. 7. John's party is the 14th of March. 8. It's very hot here summer. 9. Let's meet lunchtime. 10. The exam is Friday.

Prepositions of Time - Exercise 2

Complete the sentences with in, on or at.

1. I'll call you Monday morning. 2. Sarah always goes to bed late the weekend. 3. We usually eat together the evening. 4. It's dangerous to walk here alone night. 5. What are you doing Christmas Day? 6. My grandparents always stay with us Christmas. 7. The castle was built the 15th century. 8. Emma's train leaves 6.45 tomorrow. 9. I've got a dentist appointment the 3rd of May. 10. My parents got married the 1990s.

Prepositions of Time - Exercise 3

Choose the correct option. Sometimes no preposition is needed.

1. See you next Friday! 2. I play tennis every Tuesday. 3. We moved to Granada 2021. 4. What are you doing this weekend? 5. I met Emma last summer. 6. The concert finished midnight. 7. John is starting his new job tomorrow. 8. I'll finish the report the end of the week. 9. We went to the beach yesterday afternoon. 10. My brother usually wakes up early the morning.