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Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Grammar - Prepositions of Time and Date
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Here are some prepositions of time and date:
At: Used to refer to a specific time. For example, "at 12 o'clock".
On: Used to refer to a particular day or date. For example, "on Sunday" or "on May 27th".
In: Used to refer to a broader time frame, such as a month or a year. For example, "in January" or "in 2024". It can also be used for most times of day, such as "in the morning" or "in the afternoon". 
 

Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Grammar - Prepositions of Time and Date
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10 Questions

1. Which of these nouns takes the preposition for after it?
2. Descent takes the preposition from after it.
3. Choose the correct statement:
4. The preposition from also denotes time.
5. Fill in the blank: The boy ___ brown hair stole my book.
6. Fill in the blank: Aahna didn’t reach her class ____ noon.
7. Which of these verbs takes the preposition for after it?
8. Which of these adjectives takes the preposition with after it?
9. Correct the incorrect statement:
Why are our trains so late compared along European trains?
10. Which of these is not a preposition of time and date?