Help the confused time-traveler set the dials for their next adventure by dragging the correct prepositions into the logbook.

My time machine is finally fixed! I need to arrive exactly at 3:00 PM to avoid the paradox. The dinosaur stampede happens on Monday, so I should be safe then. I just hope I can make it back home safely in 2025!

I need to arrive exactly at 3:00 PM to avoid the paradox.

We use "at" for specific clock times.

The dinosaur stampede happens on Monday, so I should be safe then.

We use "on" for days of the week.

I just hope I can make it back home safely in 2025!

We use "in" for years, months, and seasons.