PREPOSITIONS OF TIME. BEGINNERS.

 Prepositions of time:

in, on, at: 

They are use to talk about locations.

examples: 

1-Please put the book on the shelf.

2-They live in Helsinki.

3-You should keep milk in the fridge.

4-Mette is studying at the library.

We can use the prepositions in, on and at to say where things are. They go before nouns.

Examples:

1-I am in the kitchen.

2-My dog likes sleeping on the sofa.

3-The children eat lunch at school.

1-At:

times	at 6 o'clock at 9.30 at 13.00
mealtimes and breaks	at breakfast time at lunchtime at dinner time at break time
other time phrases	at night at weekends/the weekend at Christmas/Easter

At dinner time I watch Tv.

I go to work at 6 o’ clock

At lunchtime I will go to the park.

2- In:

parts of the day	in the morning/afternoon/evening
months	in January/February
seasons	in (the) spring/summer/autumn/winter
years, centuries, decades	in 2016 in the 21st century in the 80s
other time phrases	in the past in the future in the last few years/months/weeks/days

I wash my teeth in the morning 

In the past I went to Italy 

In 2016 I finished high school 

3- On:

days	on Monday/Tuesday etc. on my birthday on New Year's Day
dates	on 30 July on the second of August

We go to the school on Monday 

We play tennis on Saturday 

We are are going to L.A. on my birthday