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prepositions of time

Maite Carrillo de Albornoz Sanchez

Created on October 13, 2025

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prepositions of time & place

Maite Carrillo de Albornoz Sánchez

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1. AT
7. DURING
2. IN
8.FOR
9. FROM
3. ON

SUMMARY

4. AFTER
5. BETWEEN
6. BY

AT

We use the preposition AT...

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We use the preposition at...

to talk about holidays

with the expressions...

to talk about time

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IN

We use the preposition IN...

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We use the preposition IN...

to talk about years

to talk about seasons

TO TALK ABOUT MONTHS

with the expressions...

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ON

We use the preposition ON...

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We use the preposition on...

with the estructure: adjective+part of day

to talk about a specific part of a certain day

to talk about dates

TO TALK ABOUT days

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AFTER

After means later than something. For example: -She went to bed after midnight (Ella se fué a la cama DESPUÉS DE media noche)

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BEFORE

After means earlier than something. For example: -Give me a call before you visit (Llámame ANTES DE venir)

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BETWEEN

We use between with a time that separates two points For example: -The shops are open BETWEEN 9 a.m. and 11a.m (Las tiendas están abiertas entre las 9 de la mañana y las once de la mañana

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BY

Means not later than a specific time. For example: -We must send the invitations by the end of the week. (Debemos mandar las invitaciones para el final de la semana)

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DURING

Through the whole of a period of time For example: -Students are not allowed to to ask questions DURING the exam. (Los alumnos no tienen permitido preguntar durante el examen.)

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FOR

We use for for a period of time. For example: -He has played basketball professionally for ten years. (Él ha jugado baloncesto profesionalmente por diez años)

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From...to/...till/until

Expresses two points that forms a period. For example: - Kenneth works from Monday to Friday (Kenneth trabaja de Lunes a Viernes)

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THANKS!