Lesson 4

The Focus of This Lesson is Learning How to Use the Prepositions "at," "on" and "in" For Time
"It was on February 1st."
In this lesson, you will learn how to:

1. Use the preposition "at"
2. Use the preposition "on"
3. Use the preposition "in"

1. How to use the preposition "at"
We can use "at" for time. If we want to say when something will happen and use a time, such as "3 o'clock," then we would say "at 3 o'clock."
The preposition "at" should go before the time—"at 5 o'clock." There are a few ways to make a sentence using "at [time]."  The most common pattern is
[action] at [time]
For example, "I eat at 7 a.m."
You can also say "At 7 a.m, I eat" but this pattern is not used as much.

The preposition "at"

At 1 o'clock      I need to go to the shop before 1 o'clock

Routines and habits What do you do every day?   Adverbs of frequency How often? Never, sometimes, often, usually, always go- I go, you go, they go, we go goes- He goes, she goes, it goes Sentence starters: In the morning, I usually go... I sometimes see... We always eat... I often watch... What do you usually do? Forming do: Do- I do, you do, they do, we do does- he does, she does, it does Questions What do you usually do in the evening? What does your husband usually do in the evening? My husband/ he usually...... What do you sometimes do at the weekend? What does he sometimes do at the weekend? What do you never do? What does he never do? Simple past tense http://www.elllo.org/english/1351/T1385-AdamSarah-05-Job.htm