Sure! Let’s solve this worksheet step by step. The task is to
complete the sentences using the correct prepositions of time: *in*, *on*, or *at*.
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📌 Rule Reminder:
- Use
“in” for:
- Months → *in January*
- Years → *in 2007*
- Seasons → *in spring*
- Parts of the day (general) → *in the morning/afternoon/evening*
- Use
“on” for:
- Days of the week → *on Sunday*
- Dates → *on 15 May*
- Specific days → *on my birthday*
- Use
“at” for:
- Exact times → *at 8 a.m.*
- Specific points in time → *at dawn, at noon, at midnight*
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Now let’s fill in each blank:
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a) When were you born?
→ I was born
in 2007.
✔ *(year → use “in”)*
b) When is your birthday?
→ It is
on 15 May.
✔ *(specific date → use “on”)*
c) When does your school start?
→ It starts
at 8 a.m.
✔ *(exact time → use “at”)*
d) When do flowers bloom?
→ They bloom
in spring.
✔ *(season → use “in”)*
e) When is Republic Day celebrated?
→ It is celebrated
in January.
✔ *(month → use “in”)*
f) When does your grandma worship?
→ She worships
at dawn.
✔ *(specific time of day → use “at”)*
g) When does your father have a holiday?
→ He has a holiday
on Sunday.
✔ *(day of the week → use “on”)*
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✔ Final Answers:
a)
in
b)
on
c)
at
d)
in
e)
in
f)
at
g)
on
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This worksheet helps students practice choosing the right preposition based on whether we’re talking about a
year/month/season, a
date/day, or an
exact time. Great for building grammar skills in early English learners!
Let me know if you’d like a printable version or flashcards for these rules! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prepositions worksheet with answers.
