Learn AT, ON, IN - PREPOSITIONS of time | A1/A2 Beginner Lesson

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Welcome, friends! In today’s warm and simple English lesson, we learn prepositions of time — the small “WHEN?” words: AT, ON, IN.
Vitalina explains everything slowly and clearly, and Jake gives easy examples with times, days, dates, months, and seasons.
This lesson is perfect for beginners (A1–A2):
easy words, simple rules, and step-by-step practice.
In this lesson you will learn:
• what time prepositions mean
• how to use at, on, and in correctly
• how to answer the question “When?”
• many short examples you can use every day
📌 BONUS:
Useful sentences from the lesson are added in the description.
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BONUS for YOU my dear FRIENDS:
PREPOSITIONS OF TIME (IN / ON / AT)

IN
ON
AT

IN – months, years, seasons, parts of the day

I wake up in the morning.
I relax in the evening.
I have English lessons in the afternoon.
We go on holiday in summer.
It often snows in winter.
I started my new job in 2023.
My birthday is in July.
I like to walk in the spring.
We stay at home in the winter.

ON – days and date

I have English class on Monday.
We play tennis on Saturday.
I visit my family on Sunday.
I get many emails on Friday.
We have a meeting on Tuesday morning.
I go to the gym on Wednesday evening.
My birthday party is on May 10th.
We have a big dinner on Christmas Day.
I usually clean my room on the weekend.

AT – exact times and some fixed expressions

I get up at 7 o’clock.
I start work at 9 o’clock.
We have lunch at 12 o’clock.
I finish work at 5 o’clock.
I go to bed at 11 o’clock.
We eat together at lunchtime.
I drink tea at night.
We meet at the weekend.
The lesson starts at half past six.