These exercises are based on the course ‘Expressing time in English’. Practice using at, on, and in correctly, and match your verb tenses with the right time words.
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Exercice 1 — Fill in the blank: at, on, or in?
Complete each sentence with the correct time preposition: at, on, or in.
- She wakes up ___ seven o'clock every morning.
- We don't have school ___ Sundays.
- My birthday is ___ December.
- The meeting starts ___ noon.
Correction
- She wakes up at seven o'clock every morning.
- We don't have school on Sundays.
- My birthday is in December.
- The meeting starts at noon.
Exercice 2 — Spot and correct the mistake
Each sentence contains one mistake with a time preposition or verb tense. Rewrite the sentence correctly.
- I always go to the gym in Monday mornings.
- She was born in 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
- We went to Paris on last summer.
- He study English every evening.
Correction
- I always go to the gym on Monday mornings.
- She was born at 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
- We went to Paris last summer.
- He studies English every evening.
Exercice 3 — Choose the correct option
Choose the answer that correctly expresses time in English.
- Which sentence correctly uses a time preposition?
- Which sentence correctly matches the verb tense with the time word?
- Which sentence is correct?
- Which sentence correctly uses a time expression?
Correction
- They arrived in the evening.
- Yesterday, she went to the market.
- I will call you next week.
- We have class every Friday.
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