Using “AT”, “IN” AND “ON” with Parts of the Day

Using IN-AT-ON with parts of the day… Please follow the list for detailed expressions and examples;

Using “IN“, “AT” AND “ON” with Parts of the Day

1.  Using “in“

“in” as a preposition is used with parts of the day which are (the) morning, (the) afternoon and (the) evening.

You can see how we can use “in” as a preposition with these parts of the day below;

2.  Using “at“

“at” as a preposition is used with parts of the day which are night and noon.

You can see how we can use “at” as a preposition with these parts of the day below;

NOTE:

 “night” is not used with “in” when we are talking about all of the night. However when we are talking about a short time during the night, we use “in” with night.

3.  Using “on“

“on” as a preposition is used with parts of the day. We use “on” when we talk about a specific morning, afternoon, etc. 

You can see how we can use “on” as a preposition with parts of the day below;

• ON + ANY DAY + PART OF THE DAY
• ON + PART OF THE DAY + ANY DATE