Fill in: "I usually visit my family ___ Christmas Eve."
On
At
In
The sentence "My birthday is in July." is correct.
False
True
"The film starts ___ 8:30 pm."
At
In
On
Choose the correct option: "The train leaves ___ midnight."
In
On
At
The correct sentence is: "I was born at 1995."
False. In 1995
True
We say "I will see you in the morning."
False
True
The sentence "She goes to the gym at Monday." is correct.
True
False. ON MONDAY
We always use at with night, except for "in the middle of the night."
True
False
We use in with months, years, centuries, and long periods of time
True
False
"They arrived on Christmas Day."
False
True
Choose the correct option: "He was born ___ 2001."
At
On
In
We say "Let's meet on 5 o'clock."
False. At 5 o'clock
True
Which is correct?
I saw him on my birthday.
I saw him at my birthday.
I saw him in my birthday.
"We stayed in London ___ the summer."
In
At
on
Which is correct?
We met in Monday
We met at Monday
None
We met on Monday
"The meeting is ___ Tuesday morning."
In
On
At
Complete: "The trees look beautiful ___ autumn."
In
On
At
Fill in: "She usually goes abroad ___ August."
in
at
on
Which preposition fits? "I wake up ___ 7 o’clock."
On
In
At
Which sentence is correct?
He called me in Sunday morning.
He called me in the 8 o’clock.
He called me on Sunday morning.
He called me at Sunday morning.
Which is correct?
They eat a lot of special food in New Year’s Day.
They eat a lot of special food at New Year’s Day.
They eat a lot of special food on New Year’s Day.
The preposition at is used for exact times and hours.
True
False
We use on with days of the week and specific dates.
False
True