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Professional Communication Skills Practice Test: Grammar - Prepositions of Time and Date — Flashcards

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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". 
 

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