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How to remember when to use ON, IN and AT correctly | English prepositions of time | part 1

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Do you get the prepositions ON, IN and AT confused when trying to schedule a meeting or when you tell a story in English? Is so, this video is for you! Instead of remembering the rules, here is a super helpful way to think about it that'll help you to always get it right.
This is part 1 of a two-part video series. Next week we'll talk about on, in and at when it comes to space/place.
UPD: the second part of the series • When to use ON, IN and...
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@Hibbzzy86 6 лет назад

We can also consider 'at dawn' an exception, I guess.

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Yes! You're right. Didn't think about this one. Thank you!!

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Although you could think of dawn as an exact hour.. if you google 'dawn' it gives you a specific hour

@getuliopimentel2964 4 года назад

At for a specific moment or period of time. In during that period. At night/ in the night.

@joaoandre7488 5 лет назад

Hi Teacher . Let me tell you my story: My name's John, I was born in Africa so, English is my third language. My original language is Portuguese. I was born in a country where education it was very poor. I left my country when I 25 years old. I have never spoken English before I came in London. I have been living in London for about three years. So , When arrived in London, I felt many difficulties learning English , English at that time sounds weird , strange, but I started researching on RU-vid, that's helped me a lot, and now after attend so many videos like these, I am felling more comfortable, confident., when I speak English, you now, I could not even write. I am sure that I need to learn more and more , because I need to become English Teacher in the future. After attend your videos you gave me courage, and motivation for not give up. I want to thank for your videos that's is helping me a lot. I don't know exactly what is my level. I would like to know what is my level, could you help me about that? Thank you for your wonderful videos .

@annaforro 3 года назад

The comma and it usage here is incorrect but I appreciate how it's really long

@joaoandre7488 3 года назад

@@annaforro Thank you Teacher.

@rodmontgt 2 года назад

I'm a person that need to find logic if I want to learn something, some years ago when I was studying english at an academy, I was always struggling with those prepositions (even today), I always asked my teacher the why of many things including this topic, and I was always taught to memorize things instead of asking because is "English" and there is no logic in everything, but let me tell you that from today I think I going to remember this because you teach the WHY, that's why when I found your channel a year ago, I began to follow you and believe that I have learn more from you that from the many academies where I have been studied, most teachers just focus on the money and don't worry to really teach. I really appreciate your method of teaching and your time for making this videos, I believe that in some future I'm going to have a good accent and fluency as yours. I really recommend your channel, your blog, your podcasts and the community you have build on facebook, they help a lot!

@PerihelionSummer 6 лет назад

As a native US speaker, and someone who’s creating a made-up language in their free time, I love your videos. English has so many elements that I’ve never consciously thought about, and you explain them with both amazing detail and clarity. BTW, the intro “Hey guys! It’s Hadar” and from 0:43 to 1:35 in the video sounded 100% native! Beyond impressive!

@danialranjbar9805 2 года назад

Wwwoow after 7 years of studying and being highly fluent was never be able to remember when to use what, but this video tackled it forever...

@ubaidrehman7054 6 лет назад

Hi, your teaching method is great and increase our knowledge due to your good video. I was waiting your new video in May, received your notification on May 24 and watched your video at 7 o'clock . after all thanks thanks thanks

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Haha love it! We'll done! 🙌🙏

@camianguriarossa 6 лет назад

Thank you Hadar!! I messed up these prepositions all the time! can't wait for the part II !!

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Soon!

@thaissantarosavasconcelos8301 6 лет назад

You make it all so simple. Love your classes, Hadar!

@leenashukla6229 2 года назад

Heddar!! U r a honest coach having a beautiful soul , real , down to earth thanks for sharing precious lecture & motivation 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍

@mazzaron19 6 лет назад

Great video as always! As a suggestion a video on how to use for vs to would be great!

@Prajapatiqueensisters 2 месяца назад

Tomorrow is my examination. Thanks for your classes from India

@bobholmes4215 6 лет назад

Hi Hadar, a question I often get asked is "Do you say ON the weekend? Or AT the weekend? I know for sure that we Brits usually say AT the weekend, but I think Americans tend to say ON the weekend? Is that right? And do you guys ever use AT the weekend? It's kinda strange, that even though I'm quite the consumer of American film/TV series, as many Brits are, I'm still not sure what you guys would normally say! btw, I checked in the video description to see if there was any additional info there about 'on/at the weekend', and found that last piece of text about being unique and speaking English your own way, and that is a really awesome piece of advice! if you don't mind, I'm gonna copy that (with credit) to a FB group I have for language learning stuff :)

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Hey!! Sorry for the delay. Yes, of course you can share it. I'd be honored. You're right. In the US you'd say 'on the weekend' but in British English you'd say 'at the weekend'. Here it's an idiomatic expression so it doesn't necessarily follow the rules I discussed. 😊

@bobholmes4215 6 лет назад

Awesome! Shared! Great, that's cleared that one up! Thanks Hadar :D

@ONeill4Noah 2 года назад

Best explanation I've heard so far!

@ocandamil 2 года назад

This is by far the best explanation I have heard about prepositions. I think I won’t be confused ever again.

@Mr.Ai.Expert 4 года назад

You are very good at teaching and i fond of your teaching style.

@ithirstyforknowledge 6 лет назад

Please make a video on may and might , will and shall and their usage.

@user-dh9mv3jl5f 5 лет назад

Best explanation I ever heard 😳🥰

@SuhamBello Год назад

Hi! Watching this now and you mention an example: "In 2020, I plan to travel to Japan". So funny in hindsight 🤣🤣 Thank you for the video!

@hadar.shemesh Год назад

Hahahahaha funny and ironic

@hadar.shemesh Год назад

Never got to Japan, by the way 😂

@ros.rafffran Год назад

Great!! Very nice and Simply! Congrats

@Victor-eu7fj 3 года назад

Thank you Hadar!!!

@alexeyea 6 лет назад

At last I've got the point. Hadar, thank you for your explanation. You've found exactly what I was looking for. It's great.

@dijlathegel2303 6 лет назад

Thank you awesome woman 💞💞💞.now they're very clear and i interested whaching the video

@romeroantonio02 4 года назад

I am impressed as you master everything about language.

@anavega3985 2 года назад

Excellent explication.

@dor501412 Год назад

Hadar, you're terrific. Thank you for all the videos that you make. Those videos are really helping me to improve my English.

@melanyleal8164 6 лет назад

I was really confused with this topic but finally, I got it!

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Glad to hear!

@zellybeauty4077 4 года назад

I love you favorite teach ❤️

@jonatasriedel4492 Год назад

The best coach ✌

@vishalkasture8492 6 лет назад

I found this session very helpful especially the imagining of this three words:at ,on,in. You are really doing a commendable job.....Thanx a lot

@maribelvega4673 3 года назад

June 25,2021 new subscriber! 🙂

@sayyamluhadiya7869 6 лет назад

Amazing video! Please make a video on 'few' , 'a few' , 'little' , and 'a little'.

@nadaosman2562 5 лет назад

I have memorized them as expressions but this is a great way to rember the difference

@farahbieber12 6 лет назад

Wow I never really thought anyone could explain these prepositions so clearly, I thought they were meant to be ambiguous forever :D

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Haha no!

@hermanoamor3606 Год назад

Is very important the rule of times.

@lphmingthansangi5922 2 года назад

Best explanation ever

@googaaklo153 4 года назад

The most incredible thing you are unique for is you are always energetic ngl whenever I feel bored I watch one of your video’s, thanks tho you are brilliant lots of love from all around the world💯

@martinandre 3 года назад

That is the best explanation I ever was waiting for.

@jorgeroldan1681 Год назад

great explantion , I liked it very much

@genaa4 5 лет назад

Thank you HADAR,because of you i answer my assignment 👍👍

@Brazilingo 4 года назад

I don't know how anybody disliked this video. This is a great, clear explanation!

@mister_gravity7350 2 года назад

Stupid person do dislike knowledge type of video. We can't do anything of him. I said correct.

@cinthiacarvalho6607 6 лет назад

I feel so confused about the use of preposition... Your video couldn’t come in better hour... Thanks a lot for sharing it.😃👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

♥️

@edwardlukabwe941 5 лет назад

Thank u so much Mrs.

@happyvibes766 6 лет назад

Thanks Hadar , I like this video because it's really can help me to remember when I used " AT " " ON " " IN "

@oumerf3161 6 лет назад

Thanks so much!

@zb4463 6 лет назад

Thanks a lot for your help l really appreciate it. I have problem to use of too

@luknatu5446 4 года назад

This is one of the most useful videos concerning english i've ever seen...thank you. Greeting from Slovakia.:)

@ibrahimalhomood3630 3 года назад

Thank u so much, you saved me 🤯♥️

@Edderidion 6 лет назад

Thank you for the video, very informative and to the point! I think "at" is also used with celebrations or holidays: at Christmas (but I guess: "on Christmas eve"), at Easter (sorry for the Christian references but I'm only familiar with them, but I guess one can also say "at Hannukah"?). I think there is also the pair: "at the weekend" or "on weekends"

@user-je7uh2jh7i 6 лет назад

Thank you from Russia)

@DurianGreen455 3 года назад

Hi, thank you for this video! I love how u explain, I am just improving my English which is my 2nd language :) I have 4 which is a lot and frustrating 😂❤️

@winslowpieris Год назад

Great video.

@qiugezhang6847 6 лет назад

I always stuttered when I talked with friends, saying “i have class on Wednesday night/ in the evening /on Friday morning/on weekends”. These expressions are so often used, but i’m still not 100% sure.

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

All of these were accurate. On Friday On the weekend In the evening

@filipst7927 10 месяцев назад

good verbal visualization👍🏻

@prakashrai6672 2 года назад

Thank you.

@ramirobonilla3618 2 года назад

Ok teacher. Thanks.

@jharrinssonalmanza3066 Год назад

useful information and good looking teacher 😉

@annaanna-oy9kh 6 лет назад

Wow. This is brilliant. If you have same tips about how to master articles (a/the) please, please share it. Thank you for your great work.

@Gus.59 6 лет назад

"At night", but "in the evening".

@martinandre 3 года назад

because it is english, she said

@kabilram6683 2 года назад

@@martinandre 🥲🥲

@shivadubey7895 4 года назад

Very simple and great way to explain. love u sister Tmx for explaining in a such a simple way

@ibrahimabdullahbasalamh8993 6 лет назад

It's really useful video. Thanks a lot. Teacher. I'm able to use at, on and in correctly. Happy Ramadan

@marcellokenji7904 6 лет назад

love to ur tips. i find in doubt sometimes but ur tips give me more background, tks a lot !

@randomeverything2131 6 лет назад

This is a wonderful clip. I always get super confused. Now it is getting clearer.

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Great. Don't miss out on part 2

@marycilch 6 лет назад

Make sense to me now! Thanks! So how about the preposition “by”, when to use it?

@user-ev8gc5mo5u 5 лет назад

very useful information, great diction, great Hadar! Thanks! I watch your lessons with pleasure!

@ceciliallanos5713 6 лет назад

This was super helpful! Next video will be just what I need. Thank you! Have a great week 🤗

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Next one is my favorite lesson to teach! I have a cool trick for prepositions of place 😉

@ceciliallanos5713 6 лет назад

Accent's Way English with Hadar Prepositions are my kryptonite. You are a such a great teacher! Thank you for your work 👏

@mahdistark1762 4 года назад

you are amzaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing Hadar I'm being crazy about your explanation thank you

@annasamoilenko2997 2 года назад

Absolutely great explanation! Thanks a lot!

@RLCH1996 3 года назад

For real, i love your videos.They have helped me a lot !

@yusufrahman3576 3 года назад

Excellent 💯

@darodewkeea5321 4 года назад

Hello good mornig you best speak english thak you

@irenets1752 5 лет назад

Thank you ssooo much!

@AsadKhan-pq2ey 2 года назад

Thank you so much mem

@mohammedirfan8844 3 года назад

Thank you

@oscarivanguzmanroldan3335 4 года назад

Excelent techer.

@badraldeenahmed2547 Год назад

Always you have 💓 💛 Amazing

@Bhuvan.p1254 2 года назад

Well explained 👏

@longnguyen9638 6 лет назад

Thanks Hadar!

@pardsd.968 4 года назад

Wow! This is well explained. I finally completely understand.

@getuliopimentel2964 4 года назад

I've remembered a song: in the night I call your name" I imagine that they are talking about not an exact moment, but in whole period. At night will be that specific period.

@mrmiker_ 3 года назад

3:31 "In 2020 I plan to travel to Japan" I got bad news 😔

@neusapinheiro3 2 года назад

Thanks

@afifahilyana3838 3 года назад

The explanation is very clear thank you.💗

@naashdawarre7622 6 лет назад

Nice lesson, thanks Hadar, and looking forward to the next one.

@itayturgeman4938 6 лет назад

I have been waiting for a video like this for a really long time, thank you!

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

Happy to hear!

@rguney34 6 лет назад

Hi Hadar, thanks for your explanations.

@oudarah3880 4 года назад

amazing! thanks!

@violetabaez5422 2 года назад

Thanks 👏🏻👏🏻🙏🏻

@tomaszszymczak3381 6 лет назад

Hi, I'm looking for the part 2. Thanks and have a good time :)

@copitorubik2853 6 лет назад

Thank you Hadar, what a useful video! I want more videos about grammar, please :)

@hadar.shemesh 6 лет назад

I'm not a great grammar teacher 😬

@AdrianoBortoleto 6 лет назад

Amazing tips as always!!!! Thank you again Hadar!!!

@whengpetite 3 года назад

I'm new subscriber here,thanks I learn new in your video

@maxim.savenko 6 лет назад

Great explanation, as usual ;). Looking forward video about using ones with "place".

@resulkaragoz1867 6 лет назад

You made it so easier to understand thanks :)

@swapnasarvade6323 2 года назад

Hello l am seeing u r first video. I loved it and subscribe too. For now l m your bigger fan. Thank you Regards, Shruti

@upulranaweera3597 4 года назад

Nicely explained, very clear. Thank you.

@alialbayati8416 6 лет назад

Thanks for all your efforts , it's really help me to learn English faster 👍

@shahramakshay6427 6 лет назад

Thank you so much Hadar.It was really helpful

@azdemoz 2 года назад

Obrigado pela explicação. Essas preposições são confusas para mim.

@maryanapokhylko5251 3 года назад

Adorable video! But why do we say “in the daytime”or “in Shakespeare’s time” as the rules say to use “at” with the word time, e.g at that time, at lunchtime etc.? Why do we say “on the night of arrival”, or “on the evening of the tenth of Jule” while we usually say ”at night”, and “in the evening”? Thank you in advance for your explanation.