In, On, At for Time worksheet

Level A1–B1
3 pages, A4
Answer key included

The rule as a picture, 5 multiple-choice questions, 3 sentences to correct and a short writing task. Free to print and copy for your class or for self-study.

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Worksheet · Level A1–B1

In, On, At for Time

NameDate

Think in zoom levels. Use in for long periods: in May, in 2026, in the morning. Use on for days and dates: on Monday, on 3 June. Use at for exact times and moments: at 9:00, at noon, at night.

Our call is on Monday at 9:00.

INMay · 2026 · the morning

ONMonday · 3 June

AT9:00 · night

zoom in: in → on → at

1. Choose the right answer

Circle a or b.

1.
The shop opens 9 o'clock.a) atb) in
2.
We're going on holiday August.a) onb) in
3.
I'll call you Friday.a) onb) at
4.
I can't sleep night.a) inb) at
5.
She called me Tuesday evening.a) inb) on

2. Correct the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

1.
See you at the morning!
2.
I was born on 1995.
3.
The meeting is in Monday.

3. Your turn

Write three sentences of your own that use this rule. You can use these phrases.

in the morning
at night
at the moment
at the weekend
on time
in time
in a minute
at the same time

Answer key

In, On, At for Time

1. Choose the right answer

1.a) at Clock times take at.
2.b) in Months take in.
3.a) on Days of the week take on.
4.b) at It's always at night, even though it's in the morning and in the evening.
5.b) on A part of a particular day takes on.

2. Correct the mistake

1.See you in the morning! Parts of the day take in. The exception is at night.
2.I was born in 1995. Years take in. On is for days and dates.
3.The meeting is on Monday. Days of the week take on.

3. Your turn

Answers will vary. Check that each sentence follows the rule on page 1, or paste them into Clarigram to have them checked.

In, On, At for Time worksheet

Level A1–B1
3 pages, A4
Answer key included

The rule as a picture, 5 multiple-choice questions, 3 sentences to correct and a short writing task. Free to print and copy for your class or for self-study.

Download PDF

Want the explanation first? Read the In, On, At for Time lesson

Worksheet · Level A1–B1

In, On, At for Time

NameDate

Think in zoom levels. Use in for long periods: in May, in 2026, in the morning. Use on for days and dates: on Monday, on 3 June. Use at for exact times and moments: at 9:00, at noon, at night.

Our call is on Monday at 9:00.

INMay · 2026 · the morning

ONMonday · 3 June

AT9:00 · night

zoom in: in → on → at

1. Choose the right answer

Circle a or b.

1.
The shop opens 9 o'clock.a) atb) in
2.
We're going on holiday August.a) onb) in
3.
I'll call you Friday.a) onb) at
4.
I can't sleep night.a) inb) at
5.
She called me Tuesday evening.a) inb) on

2. Correct the mistake

Each sentence has one mistake. Write the correct sentence.

1.
See you at the morning!
2.
I was born on 1995.
3.
The meeting is in Monday.

3. Your turn

Write three sentences of your own that use this rule. You can use these phrases.

in the morning
at night
at the moment
at the weekend
on time
in time
in a minute
at the same time

Answer key

In, On, At for Time

1. Choose the right answer

1.a) at Clock times take at.
2.b) in Months take in.
3.a) on Days of the week take on.
4.b) at It's always at night, even though it's in the morning and in the evening.
5.b) on A part of a particular day takes on.

2. Correct the mistake

1.See you in the morning! Parts of the day take in. The exception is at night.
2.I was born in 1995. Years take in. On is for days and dates.
3.The meeting is on Monday. Days of the week take on.

3. Your turn

Answers will vary. Check that each sentence follows the rule on page 1, or paste them into Clarigram to have them checked.