Prepositions of Time: In, On, At

Prepositions are words that we use to show the connection. For example, “December is in the winter.” The word “in” shows the connection between “December” and “the winter.” In, on and at are important prepositions we use in everyday English. Use this booklet to give your students FULL understanding on each of these prepositions, and the subtle differences between them (when they describe time). The booklet includes: clear explanations summary tables exercises a story that focuses specifically on these prepositions an answer key to check the answers