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March 8 - Time Prepositions
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Matt goes over the main three prepositions we use with time, and also covers three less used (but still very important) prepositions. We use in with: months, years, centuries, periods of time, times of the day We use on with: days of the week, days+parts of the day, dates, special days We use at with: clock times Be sure to comment or send an email to bitesizedenglish@gmail.com!
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Matt goes over the main three prepositions we use with time, and also covers three less used (but still very important) prepositions. We use in with: months, years, centuries, periods of time, times of the day We use on with: days of the week, days+parts of the day, dates, special days We use at with: clock times Be sure to comment or send an email to bitesizedenglish@gmail.com!
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