Prepositions and Articles for Turkish Speakers: the, a, in, on, at

Help the excited fans finalize their concert plans! Turkish uses a single suffix (*-de/-da/-te/-ta*) for most time expressions, but English is pickier. 

Select ALL the sentences that use time prepositions perfectly.

- [x] The band is playing on Friday night.
- [x] The gates open at 6:00 PM sharp.
- [x] We bought our tickets in January.
- [ ] The concert is in July 15th.
- [ ] I hope they play my favorite song on the evening.

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The correct answers are **The band is playing on Friday night.**, **The gates open at 6:00 PM sharp.**, and **We bought our tickets in January.**

> English uses **on** for days and dates (on Friday, on July 15th), **at** for specific clock times (at 6:00 PM), and **in** for months, years, and general parts of the day (in January, in the evening).
