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Time prepositions

What is the preposition "On" used with?
"On" is used with days:

•I will see you "on" Monday.

•The week begins "on" Sunday.
Time prepositions

What is the preposition "At" used with?
At is used with noon, night, midnight, and with the time of day:

•My plane leaves At noon.

•The movie starts At 6 p.m.
Time prepositions

What is the preposition "In" used with, in a time expression?
"In" is used with:

parts of the day
months
years
seasons:

•He likes to read "In" the afternoon.
•The days are long "In" August.
•The book was published "In" 1999.
•The flowers will bloom "in" spring.
Time prepositions

What prepositions are used to express length of time / extended time?
To express extended time, English uses the following prepositions:

since, for, by

from—to, from-until,

during,(with)in
Time prepositions

"Since" - continuously from or counting from
•It has been warm SINCE noon.

•She has been gone SINCE yesterday. (She left yesterday and has not returned.)
Time prepositions

"for" - to express length of time
•I'm going to Paris "for" two weeks. (I will spend two weeks there.)
Time prepositions

"from........ to "
•The movie showed from August to October. (Beginning in August and ending in October.)
Time prepositions

"from....until"
•The decorations were up "from spring until fall." (Beginning in spring and ending in fall.)
Time prepositions

"during" - a point within a time frame
•I watch TV "during the evening." (For some period of time in the evening.)
Time prepositions

"Within" a period of time
•We must finish the project "within a year". (No longer than a year.)