Everyday Grammar In, On, and At

Welcome to Everyday Grammar! Today we’re talking about how to use the prepositions in, on, and at. These are all very common words, but they can be confusing in English. We’ll look at how to use these prepositions correctly to make sure you have the right words in the right places. Let’s get started!

Everyday Grammar In, On, and At

Using ‘On’ :

on the table
on time
on 3rd January
on Friday
on the wall
on the roof
on the hill
on the plane

Using ‘At’ :

at school
at 5.00 p.m.
at night
at noon
at the moment
at the place
at the event
at the park

Using ‘In’ :

in the sky
in the event
in a few hours
in five minutes
in time
in January
in the evening
in the morning
in the afternoon
in an hour
in the basket
in the class

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Everyday Grammar In, On, and At