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Prepositions of time and place: in, on, at, and after. When do we use them?

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Mon Jan 07, 2008 22:10 pm Prepositions of time and place: in, on, at, and after. When do we use them?

Hiii, How could we distinguish among these prepositions, "in, on, at, and after" when do we use them , give me examples please thanks

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Mon Jan 07, 2008 23:45 pm Prepositions of time and place: in, on, at, and after. When do we use them?

sharif_al wrote:

Hiii,
How could we distinguish among these prepositions,
"in, on, at, and after"
when do we use them , give me examples please
thanks

You could help us give you a better answer if you gave us examples of what's confusing you.

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