In On At Prepositions

A preposition is a word that is placed before a noun or noun equivalent to show its relation to some other word in the sentence. 

Here we have discussed In on at Prepositions of Time & In on at Prepositions of Place.

In on at Prepositions of Time

‘In’ preposition of time

• I will see you in ten minutes.
• The concert starts in an hour.
• The project must be completed in three days.
• She will arrive in the evening.
• The store closes in five minutes.
• The conference is in three weeks.
• He was born in 1995.
• The movie will be released in July.
• The party is in two days.
• The museum is closed in December

‘On’ Preposition of Time

• I have a meeting on Monday.
• We will celebrate our anniversary on the 5th of May.
• The concert is on Friday night.
• The exam is on the 15th of June.
• We always have a family dinner on Christmas Day.
• They’re getting married on New Year’s Eve.
• I usually go grocery shopping on Saturdays.
• The movie premiere is on the 25th of August.
• My birthday is on the 10th of July.
• The conference starts on the 1st of September.

‘At’ Preposition of Time

• She wakes up at 6 am every morning.
• The store closes at 9 pm.
• The train arrives at the station at 3:15 pm.
• The party will end at midnight.
• The game starts at 2 o’clock in the afternoon.
• I have a meeting with my boss at 11:30 am.
• They have an appointment at the doctor’s office at 4:45 pm.
• The movie will be released at the end of the month.
• The presentation is scheduled to start at 10:30 am.
• The museum opens at 9 am and closes at 5 pm.

In on at Prepositions of Place

‘In’ Preposition of Place

• She lives in London.
• The cat is sleeping in the basket.
• The children are playing in the park.
• My wallet is in my backpack.
• The books are in the library.
• The food is in the fridge.
• The painting is hanging in the museum.
• The plane is in the hangar.
• The keys are in the drawer.
• The fish is swimming in the aquarium.
• The medicine is in the cabinet.
• My brother lives in New York.

‘At’ Preposition of Place

• We waited at the corner of the street.
• She is at school.
• I’ll meet you at the restaurant.
• We will have a party at the park.
• She is waiting for you at the bus stop.
• The conference will take place at the hotel.
• The concert is at the stadium.
• I’ll see you at the entrance of the mall.
• Let’s meet at the coffee shop.
• The store is located at the corner of the street.
• We will have lunch at the cafeteria.
• The movie starts at 7 PM at the cinema.
• He is at the shop.

‘On’ Preposition of Place

• Look at the picture on the wall.
• The book is on the table.
• The picture is hanging on the wall.
• The phone is on the desk.
• The mug is on the coaster.
• The hat is on the rack.
• The ship is sailing on the ocean.
• The sticker is on the notebook.
• The ball is on the court.
• The luggage is on the conveyor belt.
• Leave the glasses on the table.
• They sat on the grass.
• We stood on one foot.

In on at Prepositions Exercises

• She lives ………………. Delhi.
• There’s not a cloud ………………… the sky.
• The children are playing ………………… the street.
• She is sitting ………………… a chair.
• He is …………………… the shop.
• My brother lives …………………….. London.
• There is a big temple dedicated to Lord Shiva ………………… our village.
• There is a museum ……………….. New York.
• There lived a juggler ………………….. this village.
• We waited ……………….. the corner of the street.
• She is …………………….. school.
• They live ……………………. Berlin.
• I saw the pictures ………………… my uncle’s house.
• Kamal is ………………. Washington now.
• He is ……………….. the shop.
• Rohit lives ………………………… Siliguri.
• They are moving ………………….. Park Street.
• We sat ………………… the tree.
• I have put on a vest …………………. the shirt.
• Stand ……………….. your father.
• The road is ………………. the river.
• The man is standing ……………………. the tree.

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