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¿Which preposition do you use for a specific time of day?. at. on. in.

¿Which preposition do you use for days of the week?. at. on. in.

¿Which preposition do you use for months and years?. at. on. in.

The meeting is ___ Friday. at. on. in.

I wake up ___ 7 AM. at. on. in.

My birthday is ___ June. at. on. in.

They arrived ___ the evening. at. on. in.

We will go ___ summer. at. on. in.

He was born ___ 2005. at. on. in.

She will see you ___ the weekend. at. on. in.

The shop is open ___ Christmas Day. at. on. in.

Let's meet ___ lunchtime. at. on. in.

The train departs ___ 10:30. at. on. in.

It happened ___ the 19th century. at. on. in.

The concert is ___ Saturday night. at. on. in.

I'll call you ___ the afternoon. at. on. in.

She finished the project ___ record time. at. on. in.

We celebrated ___ New Year's Eve. at. on. in.

The conference will be held ___ April. at. on. in.

He works ___ the morning. at. on. in.

They met ___ midnight. at. on. in.

The flight is scheduled ___ 3 PM. at. on. in.

She graduated ___ 2010. at. on. in.

We went to the beach ___ the summer of 2023. at. on. in.

The store closes ___ 9 o'clock. at. on. in.

I have an appointment ___ Monday. at. on. in.

He will arrive ___ the morning of the 5th. at. on. in.

They usually have dinner ___ 7:30 PM. at. on. in.

The change happened ___ the last decade. at. on. in.

I don't like going out ___ night. at. on. in.