Preposition of time!

Prepositions of time.

• ⏰ Prepositions of Time help us talk about when something happens! They connect time with events. 🗓️✨
• We use them to describe:
• 🔹 Specific times 🕒
• 🔹 Days and dates 📅
• 🔹 Periods of the day, months, years 🌞🌙
• With these little words, we can organize our schedules, plan events, and tell stories about the past, present, and future! 📖🗣️
• Ready to explore them? Let’s go! 🚀💬

Slide 2

• We use the preposition "In" for months, years, centuries, long periods, and parts of the day.
• Examples:
• I was born in July.
• They moved here in 2010.
• The internet became popular in 21st century.
• I go to the school in the morning.
• We travel in summer.
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Slide 3

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• We use the preposition "On" to express specific days and dates.
• Examples:
• The meeting is on Monday.
• We have a party on Saturday night.
• My birthday is on April 5th.
• We exchange gifts on Christmas Day.

Slide 4

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• We use the preposition "At" as a preposition of time to specific times, holidays, and specific points of the day.
• Examples:
• The class starts at 9:00 AM.
• I will meet you at noon.
• We visit family at Christmas.
• He study at night.

Slide 5

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• We use the preposition "Before" to express time earlier than a specific point.
• Examples:
• I always have breakfast before 8 AM.
• She arrived before the meeting started.
• I take a shower before go to school.

Slide 6

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• We use the preposition "After" to express time later than a specific point.
• Examples:
• Let’s go for coffee after lunch.
• He called me after the movie ended.
• I go to the park after the school.

Slide 7

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• We use the preposition "Since" to express a point in time from the past until now.
• Example:
• I has lived here since 2010.
• She has been working since this morning.
• Carlos has been going to the school since 2004.
• Daniel has been sleeping in the sofa since he was a kid.

Slide 8

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• We use the preposition "Until" to express something continuing up to a specific time.
• Examples:
• We stayed at the party until midnight.
• The store is open until 9 PM.
• I will wait until you arrive.
• we played until it got dark.

Slide 9

• In conclusion, prepositions of time help us say when something happens. 🕒 They are small words, but very important to understand time better. ⏰ Now, you can use them to talk about days, months, and specific times. 📅 Keep practicing, and you will get better every day! 👍
• Keep Going! 👍