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Noun	Verb	Expression	Preposition	Adjective
afternoon evening hit song instrument midnight morning newspaper night noon robber robbery sunrise sunset	become carry die move rob sing	What time is it? Do you have the time? a.m. p.m. five five o'clock five a.m./p.m. a quarter after half past a quarter to	in on at from until till	famous next poor popular well-known

Use at with times, such as 8:10 p.m. or a quarter after eleven. Also use at with night.
	at + time + night	I ate breakfast at 9:40 a.m.  I always watch TV at night.  I went home at sunset.
Use from and until or till to talk about the start and end of something.
	from + start time   until + end time till	I worked from 8:00 a.m. until 7 p.m.  Jerry played basketball from 4:00 till 6:00.  Anita studied from 7:30 till midnight.
Use on with days or dates, such as Monday or November 25.
	on + day + date	I went to Chicago on Tuesday.  Stan saw Eric on Friday.  John F. Kennedy was born on May 29, 1917.
Use in with periods of time, such as the morning, October, or 1984.
	in + the morning + the afternoon + the evening + month + year	We sold our car in August.  I visited my parents in January.  Judy bought a new house in 1998.