Arbeitsblatt: Time Prepositions

Prepositions of Time Preposition in at on Use in months year seasons part of the day duration part of the day time of day celebrations fixed phrases days of the week date special holidays special part of day Examples in July; in September in 1985; in 1999 in summer; in the summer of 69 in the morning; in the afternoon; in the evening in minute; in two weeks at night at 6 oclock; at midnight at Christmas; at Easter at the same time on Sunday; on Friday on the 25th of December* on Good Friday; on Easter Sunday; on my birthday on the morning of September the 11th* Kreuze an, welche Präposition in die Lücke kommt. Die Übersichtstabelle hilft dir dabei. 1. at left work ten oclock last night. on in (no preposition) 2. at saw Bob in the street yesterday. on in (no preposition) 3. at didnt get time to come and visit you last Tuesday. on in (no preposition) 4. at He used to be regular visitor Tuesdays. on in (no preposition) 5. at phoned her up and spoke to her Wednesday morning. on in (no preposition) 6. at last saw him the beginning of September. on in (no preposition) 7. at saw him sometime June. on in (no preposition) 8 at Were you at the last meeting July 13? on in (no preposition) 9. at We bought the company Thursday, 22 May. on in (no preposition) 10. at spoke to her three weeks ago. on in (no preposition) 11. at bought this computer the start of the summer. on in (no preposition) 12. at bought this computer the summer. on in 13. at 14. at bought this computer last summer. on in This style was very popular the 1970. on in 15. at They were very popular the middle of the 19th Century. on in (no preposition) 16. at was still at school 1993. on in (no preposition) 17. at met him January of last year. on in (no preposition) 18. at knew Chris Smith quite well when was at university. on in (no preposition) 19. at took over this job the middle of last year. on in (no preposition) 20. was in meeting all day yesterday. at on in Schreibe in die Lücken: in (no preposition) (no preposition) (no preposition) (no preposition) on 1: Let meet six oclock. 2: He was born July. 3: went there 1978. 4: Shell be at work Friday. 5: We met Christmas day. 6: They drove to Rochester September 15th. 7: We arrived in this country October. 8: love to go shopping Christmas time. 9: We get up early the morning. 10: Do you dream night? 11: What do you like doing Fridays? 12: He working on his homework the moment. 13: lived in the US the 1980s. 14: Ill see you few weeks. 15: We like going to the movies the evening. at