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Prepositions of Time

at
1. at noon
2. at midnight
3. at night
4. at three o'clock
on, by
1. on Monday
2. by tomorrow
in, during
1. used with parts of the day, months, years, and seasons
  1. in 2014
  2. during winter
before
1. expressing something that happened at an earlier time or event
  1. before the weekend
from.....to
1. references the beginning to the end of soemthing
  1. I was in school from August to May
since
1. used to express point of time after a particular period or date has passed
  1. I haven't eaten since noon
for
1. can be used to express how long or duration
  1. I studied for two hours
beyond
1. can be used to express a point of time after a particular period or date has passed
  1. I will not be available beyond May
until or till
1. expresses something happening and then ending at a particular time
  1. he worked until he finished his assignment
after
1. expresses something happening later than a particular time or event
  1. I will meet you after I am finished

Prepositions of Time

	Created by Kim Pruitt about 10 years ago