Prepositions of time – grammar practice
Choose the correct preposition to fill in the sentences below.
Listen to BBC Learning English – 6 Minute Vocabulary podcast and practise time expressions with in, at and on.
1. Why is Neil wearing a suit for work?
2. Why can’t Rob meet for lunch on Monday and Tuesday?
3. When are Mike and Rob going to meet?
4. What prepositions of time can you use while talking about holidays such as Christmas?
5. Trying to schedule a meeting, what prepositions will you use to refer to:
– a day of the week?
– a part of the day?
– a specific hour?
6. British people say “at the weekend”. What is the alternative used by American native speakers?
