AT, ON, IN laiko išsireiškimuose

at [ae:t], on [on], in [in] in time expressions

Time expressions with AT
• at one o’clock / 2:30pm (We say AT with hours)
• at noon / midday / night / at the weekend (We say AT with special points of day)
• at the weekend (Remember it! )
• at breakfast / dinner / lunchtime (We say AT with meals)
• at Christmas, at Easter (We say AT with festival names )

Time expressions with ON
• on 3rd May (We say ON with dates)
• on Christmas Day, on New Year's Eve (We say ON with festivals + a day or a time in a day)
• on Saturday morning (We say ON with weekdays)
• on holiday (Remember it! )

Time expressions with IN
• in the morning / afternoon / evening (we say IN with periods of day)
• in spring / summer / autumn / winter (we say IN with seasons)
• in 1996 (we say IN with years)

1.
You can practice how to tell the time in the section of the Forum "Ask Anything - What's the time?"
edukacija.psvb.lt/forumas/7-ask-anything
Please, write a comment! Tell what weekday and what hour it is for you!

2.
You can do this exercise. Write your answers in the comment!

Two friends plan a meeting. Misha is from Russia and Surya is from England. Misha wants to visit Surya at her home.
Write AT, ON or IN:
Misha: I really want to visit! It's nice ? spring in London, isn't it?
Surya: Spring is very beautiful! Can you come ? April or May?
Misha: Yeah, my Easter holidays start ? the third of April.
Surya: Great! There are flights from Moscow that come to London ? the morning, I think. Check it!
Misha: Let me see… Yes, there's a flight that leaves ? midday ? on Friday.
Surya: Cool. Is it expensive? I think there's another flight that leaves ? night and it is cheap. (cheap [či:p] - pigu)
Misha: You're right, there's another one ? 7pm. OK, I want to book it! (to book [buk] - užsisakyti)
Surya: Great, so see you in London ? Easter.
Misha: Yes! I'm so excited. My last time in England was ? 2002. (was [uoz] - buvo)

Write AT, ON or IN.

There are my answers :

Misha: I really want to visit! It's nice IN spring in London, isn't it?
Surya: Spring is very beautiful! Can you come IN April or May?
Misha: Yeah, my Easter holidays start ON the third of April.
Surya: Great! There are flights from Moscow that come to London IN the morning, I think. Check it!
Misha: Let me see… Yes, there's a flight that leaves AT midday ? on Friday.
Surya: Cool. Is it expensive? I think there's another flight that leaves AT night and it is cheap. (cheap [či:p] - pigu)
Misha: You're right, there's another one AT 7pm. OK, I want to book it! (to book [buk] - užsisakyti)
Surya: Great, so see you in London AT Easter.
Misha: Yes! I'm so excited. My last time in England was IN 2002. (was [uoz] - buvo)

3.
Mike and Rob are two friends who want to meet. Mike calls [kolz] Rob on the phone on Friday to decide [disaid] about the time of their meeting.
to call on the phone [ko:l on de foun] - paskambinti; to decide [disaid] - nutarti, susitarti
Write in AT, ON, IN and answer the question:
What day and what hour do Mike and Rob meet?

Mike
How about lunch ? Monday, Rob?
Rob
Well... I have a meeting at work ? 11.30.
Mike
Ok, are you free ? Tuesday?
Rob
Hmm... the engineer comes ? lunchtime. My washing machine is flooded again! It happened ? Saint John's Day, too.
an engineer [inžinie] - meistras; a washing machine [wošing maši:n] - skalbyklė; flooded [flu:ded] - praleidžianti vandenį; Saint John's Day [seint džonz dei] - Joninės
Mike
Well, can we meet ? the afternoon?
Rob
Sorry - there is a match of football on TV ? the same time!
Mike
Ok - perhaps we could meet in the pub ? Saturday evening?
could [ku:d] - tariamloji nuosaka 'galėti'=galėtum(-e)
Rob
We have guests ? the weekend. How about this afternoon ? two thirty?
a guest [gest] - svečias
Mike
That's fine for me. See you ? the afternoon then!

What day and what hour do Mike and Rob meet? Do you know the answer?

Mike
How about lunch on Monday, Rob?
Rob
Well... I have a meeting at work at 11.30.
Mike
Ok, are you free on Tuesday?
Rob
Hmm... the engineer comes at lunchtime. My washing machine is flooded again! It happened on Saint John's Day, too.
Mike
Well, can we meet in the afternoon?
Rob
Sorry - there is a match of football on TV in the same time! (=at - konkretus taškas laike)
Mike
Ok - perhaps we could meet in the pub on Saturday evening?
Rob
We have guests at the weekend. How about this afternoon at two thirty?
Mike
That's fine for me. See you in the afternoon then!
I think,Mike and Rob meet at two thirty on Thursday.

Misha: I really want to visit! It's nice in spring in London, isn't it?
Surya: Spring is very beautiful! Can you come in April or May?
Misha: Yeah, my Easter holidays start on the third of April.
Surya: Great! There are flights from Moscow that come to London in the morning, I think. Check it!
Misha: Let me see… Yes, there's a flight that leaves at midday on Friday.
Surya: Cool. Is it expensive? I think there's another flight that leaves at night and it is cheap. (cheap [či:p] - pigu)
Misha: You're right, there's another one at 7pm. OK, I want to book it! (to book [buk] - užsisakyti)
Surya: Great, so see you in London at Easter.
Misha: Yes! I'm so excited. My last time in England was in 2002. (was [uoz] - buvo)

Yes, Renata, they do! You are correct!

Put in the correct word and translate in Lithuanian:
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1.Good night! I'll see you____the morning.
2. I don't usually eat much_____lunchtime - just a sandwich.
3. The shops are all closed____June 10th; it's a public holiday.
4. He needed to get up____the night to let the cat out.
5. Owls come out______night, but you can also see them during the day
6. She didn't come to work____Tuesday; she was ill.
7. They moved to London about ten years____
8. The castle was built____the 14th century.

learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/engli...-time/time-and-dates

1.Good night! I'll see you in the morning.
2. I don't usually eat much at lunchtime - just a sandwich.
3. The shops are all closed on June 10th; it's a public holiday.
4. He needed to get up at the night to let the cat out.
5. Owls come out at night, but you can also see them during the day
6. She didn't come to work on Tuesday; she was ill.
7. They moved to London about ten years ago.
8. The castle was built in the 14th century.