Lesson 2: Prepositions of Time & Place
Welcome back! In this lesson, we will explore the essential English prepositions of time and place: In , On , and At . Knowing exactly which small word to use when describing a location or a time can be tricky for English learners, especially since many other languages use just one word for all of them. We will break down the rules for cities, streets, specific times, and dates so you can give clear directions and schedule meetings perfectly. Vocabulary List: In (Place) - Used for enclosed spaces or large areas like cities and countries. On (Place) - Used for surfaces or streets. At (Place) - Used for a very specific point, address, or location. In (Time) - Used for longer periods: months, years, seasons, or parts of the day. On (Time) - Used for specific days of the week and dates. At (Time) - Used for exact clock times. Common Mistake: Translation Trap Many languages use a single word for all of these concepts. In English, you must choose the correct preposition based on how big or specific the …
