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I would like to visit you (in/on/at) Thursday.

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I like taking photographs (in/on/at) sunset.

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We have to go (in/on/at) 6 o’clock.

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I hate getting up early (in/on/at) the morning.

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Bob went to bed (in/on/at) midnight.

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My dad goes fishing only (in/on/at) summer.

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Her husband never works (in/on/at) weekends.

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Pushkin was born … (in/on/at) 1799.

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Let’s travel to the mountains (in/on/at) Christmas.

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My friend’s birthday is (in/on/at) the 7th of January.

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