[Time Preposition] How to use: in / on / at

Prepositions of time:

1. in

2. on

3. at

at:

• Clock time: The bus arrives at 8am.

• Hours: The meeting will start at 7 o'clock.

• Noon: Let's meet in the Thai restaurant across the street at noon.

• Midnight: The flight is departing at midnight.

on:

• Dates: The surf contest is on September 13, 2019.

• Days of the week: My job interview is on Friday.

in:

• Parts of the day: There are practices in the afternoon everyday.

• Weeks: The show is in 3 weeks.

• Months: The music festival is in September.

• Years: He was born in 1990.

• Seasons: People love to go to the beaches in the summer.

• Decades (10 years): The smartphone was invented in the last decade.

• Centuries (100 years): Climate change is a major problem in the 21st century.

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