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Note these rules for preposition use related to time:
at + time of day |
At 4:30 p.m., at noon, at midnight |
on + day of the week
on + exact date
on + holiday |
on Monday, on Thursday June 2nd
on April 14, 1865, on December 1, 2007
on Memorial Day, on Labor Day (but: over Labor Day weekend) |
in + month
in + decade
in + century
in + year
in + time of day
in + future time |
in January, in March
in the 90’s
in the Nineteenth Century
in 1980
in the morning, in the evening (but: at noon, at midnight)
I’ll see you in a few weeks. |
over + more than one day |
over the holidays; over the weekend |
no preposition with: |
tomorrow, yesterday
next + week, year, etc
last + week, year, etc
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