Time expression with in, on and at

Learning English Vocabulary

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Language Learning, Education

4.5 • 523 Ratings

🗓️ 4 September 2023

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Learn how to use time expression with the preposition in, on and at

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0:00.0	This is a download from BBC Learning English. To find out more, visit our website.
0:07.0	Six-minute vocabulary.
0:09.0	From BBC LearningEnglish.com.
0:13.0	Hello and welcome to six-minute vocabulary. I'm Neil.
0:18.1	A very smart, Neil. And I'm Catherine. Why are you wearing a suit, Neil?
0:22.1	You're looking very smart for work?
0:23.8	Well, yes, you're right.
0:25.1	I am wearing a suit because I'm going to a wedding at 1 o'clock.
0:30.6	Very good.
0:31.5	I love weddings.
0:32.4	I love weddings too.
0:33.8	I'm going to another one on Saturday.
0:36.3	Fantastic, Neil.
0:37.2	And at and on are two of the words we're discussing in today's programme.
0:42.2	Yes, because we're talking about time expressions with in, on and at.
0:48.8	We'll explain why we say at 1 o'clock, but on Saturday.
0:54.2	Yes, and we'll give you lots of examples.
0:57.4	Let's start by listening to Mike and Rob.
1:00.1	They're trying to find a time to meet up.
1:02.6	Think about this question while you listen.
1:05.5	What time can Rob meet Mike?
1:08.8	How about lunch on Monday, Rob?
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