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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

In / On / At

For my English class, I have to fil the blank with either IN, ON or AT


__________ yersterday morning
____________tomorrow night

I have no problems with those prepositions but it confuses me when the teacher gives us excercises that include the words yesterda/today/tomorrow...

Is is "ON tomorrow night" ? it doesn't sound right to me... or is it a trick to see if I know that I have to leave it blank?

HELP!


  

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You have to leave them blank. Whether it's a trick is up to you and your teacher to discuss!

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  • You have to leave them blank.
  • Whether it's a trick is up to you and your teacher to discuss!
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You have to leave them blank.
Whether it's a trick is up to you and your teacher to discuss!
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AnonymousFor my English class, I have to fil the blank with either IN, ON or AT

__________ yersterday morning
____________tomorrow night

I have no problems with those prepositions but it confuses me when the teacher gives us excercises that include the words yesterda/today/tomorrow...

Is is "ON tomorrow night" ? it doesn't sound right
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