How to Use Prepositions of Time IN – ON – AT in English Grammar

prepositions of time in parts of the day in the morning in the afternoon in the evening centuries in the 15th century in the 21st century [Music] months in January in May in December weeks in a week in two weeks seasons in spring in summer in autumn in winter holidays in the Easter holiday years in 1989 in 2000 periods of time in the past in the Middle Ages in three hours decades in the 1960s in the 2010 on days on Monday on Thursday on Sunday dates on April 3rd on the eighth on the first day you

holidays with day on New Year's Day on Christmas Day specific day on my birthday on holiday on that day day plus at Sunday mornings on Friday afternoons time on the weekend on time on the day at hours at 7 a.m. clock at 5 p.m. the parts of the day at night lunch at dinnertime holidays without day at Easter at Christmas at new year [Music] time at present at breakfast at that time [Music]