At, in, on for Time
At
Use at for specific times.
Examples:
at 4 o’clock
at 7:15
at night
at noon
In
Use in when you want to talk about a longer period.
Examples:
in the winter
in 1999
in the morning
in September
On
Use on when you’re talking about a certain day.
on Friday
on Wednesday afternoon
on Saturday night
on New Year’s Eve
In time vs. on time
On time means exactly at the time that you said.
Example:
The meeting is at 2 pm. Please come on time.
In time means until a certain deadline.
Example:
We had 2 hours for the exam. Most students were able to finish in time.
thanks a lot for sending me a reviewer, I’ve been learned correct usage of grammar.
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You’re welcome, Rowie
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