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Question		Answer
___ 3 o’clock start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ 10.30am start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ noon start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ dinnertime start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ bedtime start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ sunrise start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ sunset start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ the moment start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ May start learning		in Use in with months.
___ the summer start learning		in Use in with seasons
___ 1990 start learning		in Use in with years
___ the 1990s start learning		in Use in with decades
___ the 20th century start learning		in Use in with centuries
___ the Ice Age start learning		in Use in with long periods of time in general
___ the past start learning		in Use in with months, seasons, years, decades, centuries and long periods of time in general
___ the morning start learning		in Use in with part of the day
___ the afternoon start learning		in Use in with part of the day
___ the evening start learning		in
___ night start learning		at exception
__ Sunday start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ Tuesday mornings start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ 6 March start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ 25 December 2010 start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ Christmas Day start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ Independence Day start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ my birthday start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ New Year’s Eve start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ the weekend British English start learning		at
___ the future start learning		in
___ Christmas start learning		at
___ Easter Wielkanoc w Europie start learning		at
___ the same time start learning		at
___ present start learning		at
___ the weekend American start learning		on
___ midnight start learning		at Use at with times of day, including mealtimes, bedtime, etc.
___ Friday the 13th start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
___ the 20th of every month. start learning		on Use on followed by days and dates
I'll see you __ two days start learning		in Used in - to say how soon something will happen
The meeting will start ___ time. start learning		on
The meeting starts tommorow ___ 6 p.m. start learning		at
The meeting starts ___ ten minutes start learning		in Used in - to say how soon something will happen
She will be here ___ three hours start learning		in Used in - to say how soon something will happen
I can run 200 metres ___ 30 seconds start learning		in Used in - to say how long something takes to happen
He wrote a book ___ a month start learning		in Used in - to say how long something takes to happen
___ the night two days ago podczas konkretnej nocy start learning		in EXCEPTIONS
___ holiday start learning		on EXCEPTIONS
__ the Holy Week Odpowiednik europejskiej Wielkanocy start learning		in
___ Easter jako niedziela Wielkanocna start learning		on
We want to go for a drink after the concert _____ Friday evening start learning		on We use on for days and also for name of day + part of the day

at, in, on – prepositions of time (theory)

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