Angielskie przyimki czasu (at, in, on)



Przyimki czasu (at, in, on) | Quiz z gramatyki języka angielskiego

 

  • AT jest używany w określonych momentach czasu (np. at midnight), pory posiłków (np. at dinner) i festiwale (np. at Christmas)
  • IN jest używany w określonych porach dnia (np. in the morning) i dłuższe okresy czasu, takie jak miesiące, pory roku, lata itp.
  • ON jest używany w odniesieniu do określonego dnia, daty lub części określonego dnia (np. on Monday morning)

Zwykle nie używaj “at, in, on” przed następującymi słowami/wyrażeniami:

  • yesterday
  • the day before yesterday
  • tomorrow
  • the day after tomorrow
  • wyrażenia czasu zaczynające się od tych słów: all, any, each, every, last, next, one, some, this, that
    (e.g. I’m going to London next Tuesday.)

 

Lista przykładów:

AT

  • at 11 o’clock
  • at 2 pm
  • at bedtime
  • at break / breaktime
  • at breakfast
  • at Christmas [ on Christmas Day / Eve ]
  • at dawn
  • at daybreak
  • at dinner / dinnertime
  • at dusk
  • at Easter [ on Easter Day / Sunday / Monday ]
  • at lunch / lunchtime
  • at midday
  • at midnight
  • at New Year [ on New Year’s Day / Eve ]
  • at night / night-time [ in the night ]
  • at noon
  • at present / at the present time
  • at recess
  • at sunrise
  • at sunset
  • at the beginning of
  • at the end of
  • at the moment
  • at the same time
  • at the time
  • at the weekend [ US: on the weekend ]
  • at this / that moment
  • at this / that time
  • at twilight [ in the twilight ]

 

IN

  • in (the) autumn / fall
  • in (the) spring
  • in 1990
  • in 2 weeks / in 2 weeks’ time
  • in a moment
  • in an hour
  • in January
  • in July
  • in my childhood
  • in my youth
  • in the 21st century
  • in the afternoon
  • in the Dark Ages
  • in the days that followed
  • in the daytime
  • in the Easter holiday
  • in the evening
  • in the future
  • in the holidays
  • in the hours before
  • in the Middle Ages
  • in the middle of
  • in the morning
  • in the night [ at night ]
  • in the past
  • in the seventies / in the 1970s (’70s)
  • in the twilight [ at twilight ]
  • in the week of / before
  • in those days

 

ON

  • on 1st August 2010
  • on a cold day
  • on a summer evening
  • on August 1st
  • on Christmas Day / Eve [ at Christmas ]
  • on Easter Day / Sunday / Monday [ at Easter ]
  • on holiday
  • on Monday
  • on Monday morning
  • on my birthday
  • on my lunch break
  • on my wedding day
  • on New Year’s Day / Eve [ at New Year ]
  • on schooldays
  • on that day
  • on the afternoon of
  • on the evening of
  • on the fifth of the month
  • on the first day
  • on the last day
  • on the last weekend of / before
  • on the morning of
  • on the night of
  • on the same day
  • on the weekend [ UK: at the weekend ]
  • on weekdays
  • on winter mornings