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    Inglês 5º Ano - Prepositions of Time

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    The document discusses the use of prepositions of time - on, at, in - and provides examples of their use with dates, days, times and seasons to indicate when an event occurs. Specifically, it shows "on" is used with specific dates and days, "at" with clock times, and "in" with periods like morning, afternoon, evening, night, weekends, seasons, and months.

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    The document discusses the use of prepositions of time - on, at, in - and provides examples of their use with dates, days, times and seasons to indicate when an event occurs. Specifically, it shows "on" is used with specific dates and days, "at" with clock times, and "in" with periods like morning, afternoon, evening, night, weekends, seasons, and months.

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    The document discusses the use of prepositions of time - on, at, in - and provides examples of their use with dates, days, times and seasons to indicate when an event occurs. Specifically, it shows "on" is used with specific dates and days, "at" with clock times, and "in" with periods like morning, afternoon, evening, night, weekends, seasons, and months.

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    Inglês 5º Ano - Prepositions of Time

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    Liliana Gonçalves
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    Prepositions of time

    On, at, in

    1. ____________ January.

    2. ____________ Sunday.

    3. ____________ the afternoon.

    4. ____________ 3rd December.

    5. ____________ six o’clock.

    6. ____________ Christmas.

    7. ____________ 1988.

    8. ____________ night.

    9. ____________ Wednesday.

    10. ____________ Spring.

    11. ____________ June.

    12. ____________ 2005.

    13. ____________ half past two.

    14. ____________ the weekend.

    15. ____________ the evening.

    16. ____________ Winter.

    17. ____________ Monday morning.

    18. ____________ the morning.

    19. ____________ ten to three.

    20. ____________ July.

    21. ____________ Easter.

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