prepositions of time
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Use this Presentation to teach your students basic prespositions of time. The examples are very clear, I'm sure they will understand.TRANSCRIPT
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Prepositions of Time
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USE “ON” FOR:Dates:
When do Costa Ricans celebrate Mother’s Day?
On August 15th.
Days:
When do you go to church?
On Sundays.
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USE “IN” FOR: Months:
When do Costa Ricans celebrate Mother’s Day?
In August.
Years: When were you
born?In 1976.
Morning, afternoon, evening:
When do you study English?
In the morning.
Seasons:
When can you see snow?
In the winter.
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USE “AT” FOR: Specific time of the day:
What time does the class start?At noon. At eight o’clock.
Night:
When do you feed your dog? At night.
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FROM… TO: A beginning and ending time:
What hours do you work?
From eight to five.
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QUESTIONS?