At/In/On
We use this word before 6:00.
at
“I work from 9 ___ 5.”
to
You use this word to ask about time.
When
“I ___ up at 7.” (wake)
wake
This word means every day.
always
We use this word before Monday.
on
This word shows when a time period starts.
from
“____ do you wake up?”
I ______ at 5:30am.
What words are missing?
When, wake up
“She ___ breakfast.” (eat)
eats
This word means not every day, but many days.
usually
“I work ___ the summer.”
in
“I study from Monday ___ Friday.”
to
“When do you eat lunch?”
I eat lunch at 12:00pm.
“They ___ to work.” (go)
go
“I ___ eat breakfast in the morning.”
(always / usually / sometimes)
always
Choose: “My class is (at / in / on) 7:00.”
at
Say your English class time.
Evening: from 5:30pm to 8:00 pm
“When do you work?”
Ex: In the morning
From 9:00am to 5:00pm
“He ___ TV at night.”
watches
Say one thing you do always or usually.
Ex: I always drink coffee in the morning.
Make a sentence with on + day.
Ex: “I work on Tuesday.”
Say a sentence with from … to.
Ask a When question.
Ex: When do you go to bed?
Say one thing you do every day.
Ex: I study English every day.
Say your daily routine using one adverb of frequency and one time.
"I usually get up at 7:00am."