Prepositions of time, Types of preposition

What are Prepositions of time?

Prepositions of time

Prepositions of time are used to describe when an event, action, or state occurred. These prepositions help establish a specific time frame and provide context for the events being described. Here are some examples of prepositions of time and how they can be used.

At:

 This preposition is used to describe a specific point in time.

• I arrived at the airport at 7 AM.
• The concert starts at 8 PM tonight.
• She usually has breakfast at 9 AM.

In: 

This preposition is used to describe a period of time.

• We stayed in Paris for three days.
• I'm planning to finish this project in two weeks.
• She was born in 1995.

On: 

This preposition is used to describe a specific day or date.

• The meeting is on Monday.
• My birthday is on May 1st.

During: 

This preposition is used to describe a specific period of time.

• During the summer, we usually go to the beach.
• I like to listen to music during my workout.
• We had a lot of fun during our trip to Japan.

From/To: 

These prepositions are used to describe a time range.

• The store is open from 9 AM to 6 PM.
• I will be out of town from Monday to Friday.
• Our flight departs from New York at 7 PM and arrives in London at 7 AM.