Help the chaotic event planner organize her notes by dragging the correct prepositions to the schedule.

The secret meeting is scheduled for next week. We need to finalize the decorations on Monday. The caterer will deliver the giant cheese wheel exactly at noon. Finally, we will reveal the surprise in the evening, right before dinner!

The secret meeting is scheduled for next week. We need to finalize the decorations on Monday.

Use "on" for specific days of the week (on Monday, on Tuesday).

The caterer will deliver the giant cheese wheel exactly at noon.

Use "at" for specific clock times and exact moments (at noon, at 3:00 PM, at midnight).

Finally, we will reveal the surprise in the evening, right before dinner!

Use "in" for parts of the day (in the morning, in the afternoon, in the evening).