Prepositions of Time: (at for a PRECISE (clock) TIME, in (during) for

MONTHS, YEARS, CENTURIES and LONG PERIODS and parts of the day,
on for DAYS and DATES). When we say last, next, every, this we do not also
use at, in, on.
In the evenings, I like to walk
In Sweden, it often snows in December
He passed away in 2011
See you in the morning
I did it in 3 days
It was built in a week
He will be back in a month
What are you doing on Friday?
My birthday is on May 5th
Where will you be on New Years Day?
*What did you do on/at the weekend?
He passed away on March 5 in 2011 in the evening
(***He passed away on the evening of March 5 in 2011)
I have a meeting at 9am
Ill go to bed at midnight
She went home at lunchtime
Shes at lunch at the moment
*************He sleeps during the day and works at
night**************

Prepositions of Place: at, in, on

In general, we use:
at for a SPECIFIC POINT OR LOCATION (EXACT POSITION)at a point
in for an ENCLOSED SPACE (INSIDE SOMETHING) or in an
area
on for a SURFACE-on a surface
He is waiting for you at the bus stop.
When will you arrive at the school?
The shop is at the end of the road.
There was no one at the information desk.
Were not allowed to have mobile phones in class.
Jupiter is in the solar system.
Ive left my keys in the car.
You are standing on my foot.
There are no prices on this menu.
**He is on holidays for three weeks.
***When I called her she was on the bus.
I live on 7th floor at 21 Oxford Street in London.