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Prepositions of Time in-on-at (Elementary)

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  • He has a big party (in/on) his birthday in the club.
    on his birthday
  • It starts getting cold (on/in) the autumn.
    in the autumn.
  • Do you travel (at/in) New Year?
    at New Year.
  • She goes to a restaurant (at/in) lunchtime.
    at lunchtime
  • I usually do my homework (in/at) the morning.
    in the morning
  • We always go out (in/at) the weekend.
    at the weekend
  • They play tennis (in/on) the afternoon.
    in the afternoon
  • We study English (in/on) Mondays.
    on Mondays
  • We usually have lunch (at/in) midday.
    at midday
  • We go to the beach (on/at) New Year's Eve.
    on New Year's Eve
  • You can see a lot of chocolate eggs in the supermarkets (in/at) Easter.
    at Easter
  • What do you do (in/at) night?
    at night
  • I play tennis (on/in) the morning.
    in the morning
  • What do you usually do (on/in) your birthday?
    on your birthday
  • They got married (on/in) 2010.
    in 2010
  • His birthday is (on/at) 5th July.
    on 5th July
  • I don't study (on/in) Friday.
    on Friday
  • We start decorating our house for Christmas (at/in) December.
    in December
  • She was born (in/on) 1999.
    in 1999
  • Christmas day is (in/on) 25th December.
    on 25th December
  • It rains a lot (on/in) the winter.
    in the winter
  • She goes to church (at/on) Sunday morning.
    on Sunday morning
  • We go to church (at/on) Easter Sunday.
    on Easter Sunday
  • He always watches the news (on/in) the evening.
    in the evening
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