@@Gaben-x5c But isn't time more specific than days? Example: "We're going to meet in August, 19th at 5:00 pm" The time looks more specific, so why isn't "at" the answer?
@@lucas.197you'll use "on" in this case also because it's not about time, it emphasizes more on the day and the year, followed by the time. However, "At" implies specific time. If you wish to put "at", you need to change the sentence composition. E,g, "meet me at 2pm on Wednesday". The thing you're confused is because in your sentence day, month and year precede the time i.e. 9:00 pm One rectification, you can't say "in 19th August" , it has to be "on" because you're being specific about the date. Additionally, the month can't precedes the date.
@@imthatoverthere9041 The exampled dates below are alternatives of how they (could be) written: While they all are grammatically correct, three of the four examples (could be) considered needlessly 'wordy' and perhaps, some others, too formal. *• August 17th, 1945* *• On August 17th, in 1945* *• On August 17th, of 1945* *• On August 17th, circa 1945* ( *Circa:* _at approximately, in approximately or of approximately! Used, especially with dates. Born circa [about] 1600. )_
Hallow all dear friends, just try to read and understand what I explain you who answered 'in' or 'at'. I think it is confusing you because Moth, Date and year also has given but don't confuse please and think simply being out of any stresses, confusions and overthinking. It is said here about the exact date . As you know 30 , 31,28 or 29 dates are being used according to the months . If we did not know the year, for perfection we ask about the year first, it is said 1945. Then as you know very well 12 months are there in every year, so you do ask again about the month for more perfection and it is also answered already, August. Now everybody wants the most perfection about the date. The date is also given,17. Now you came to know ABOUT THE EXACT DATE without any confusions. Now think , is not said this about the date? Yes , the year and the month helped you to know the perfect date . So filling On is the absolute right answer. Thanks one and all.
ON is correct answer in this situation. 17th gives us the most specific information here and completes the date. Written as August 17th 1945 OR 17th August 1945 either way it is correct to use ON.
I understand just for explain time as you have explained...but when in different situation, when talk about something else, different sentence i get confused how i should use, on or in or at😅😅
![[Prepositions of Place] AT ON IN English Grammar Quiz](/img/1.gif)
Easy questions are done by teachers
But always toughest for us 😂
😂
😂😂😅
Real fact...
Yes 😂
Indeed 😂😂😂
"On" because we're talking about a specific date. It's about one day.
Thank you
I dint saw you're comment but you are right
PrinceKevinSanchez
No its in because is months and years
absolutely right😮
Team on?❤
👇
on
On
On on
ON😛
on
in. August 17, 1945 months , day year❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Easy question are done by techers But alwas toughest for us😂
Wow what a new comment.... 🤣🤣
It better be ON, otherwise I've been speaking incorrectly my whole life!😄
On
😂😂👏
Your handwriting is awesome ❤
In
😊😊
in
Ek din mera comment bhi viral hoga 😞😞😞
👌🏻
On is the answer....aug 17th is a day❤
My birthday 🎂🎁
@@PaviKutty-qg8cqhappy early birthday
There we say, in August 17, 1975
Then we say, on 17 August 1975 😂😂😂
Bro date to aise hi likhate hain but she =August 17, 1975 and you =17 August 1975 😂
1945✖️
1975✔️
fyi august 17 1945 is indonesian independence day
The and answer is 'on' cause in is use if the sentence is Months ,Year ex. In March , 2024 ..While on uses the date March 4, 2024
Me agreed
In
In wale like kre
On is the answer because it is day
Pagal in is ans
In ans
@@kayabeauty1265 "On" is the correct answer because August 17, 2023 is a specific day.
On will be the correct answer
No in
6 in August 17,1945
I'm sure "in" will come 😂 or otherwise I'm confused 🙄
U r correct 🇳🇵
17 August ik day hai .. that's why "on"
IT'S....IN..
@@Lynprecia
'Tis...ON...
Use "ON" for exact dates.🙂
It's more like that because there was August and then there was 1945
no in
'on' is the correct answer
On is the answer
On
On kaise
@@SummeyJan-i5rAugust 17, 1945, is a date and also specific day so i consider "ON" as the correct answer.
In is the correct answer
August 17,1945 is represents the day. So, the answer is "ON"
On ( complete date)😊
On
on
"In" is the answer 😊
In
It should be "on" because "on" implies something more specific.
@@Gaben-x5c
But isn't time more specific than days?
Example:
"We're going to meet in August, 19th at 5:00 pm"
The time looks more specific, so why isn't "at" the answer?
@@lucas.197you'll use "on" in this case also because it's not about time, it emphasizes more on the day and the year, followed by the time. However, "At" implies specific time. If you wish to put "at", you need to change the sentence composition. E,g, "meet me at 2pm on Wednesday". The thing you're confused is because in your sentence day, month and year precede the time i.e. 9:00 pm
One rectification, you can't say "in 19th August" , it has to be "on" because you're being specific about the date. Additionally, the month can't precedes the date.
On is the answer example time deoya💖🥰
(in) Augest 17,1945.Thank u for teaching❤
In
august
In
It's not in
It's on
Your not in the month
Your on the date
On
In August
In is the answer ❤
"In"August 17,1945
"On" August 17, 1945
Month (August), day (17th) and year (1945)
Right 👍👍
in August 17,1945
@@OdegaRita
On*
Very very good hand writing mam please post more videos like this
Om
On
On
Ans in Becuase its years months as well as day
*It specifies a particular day, so we can use "On"😊*
On
Yes it on i think
Yes
Yes! you said correct. It was day. So we should use "On".
Yes its on
"On" because it is only ask for one day
Rey thappu
（on）August 17 ，1945
correct just like this video
👇
On August 17,1945
Nice explanation thank you, it's on 👍
On
Thank
"On" August 17 1945
Perfect teaching 👌
On
In
In correct answer
In is correct answer
In , is the correct answer and always kept guest🎉❤😊
"On" is the answer
.
Please reply me mam
On po. Pag specific day or date. “On” dapat.
'On' is much more appropriate i think
In
we use "ON" for a complete date
😅😅
Ya on is correct 90000000000000 true
@@krishnagamer2452
If this is (genuine) sarcasm? It is hilariously embarrassing how wrong and unaware you think they are.
I just love your hand writting.
Ii is eayse answer in on
in
On
In
In
Fun fact:Indonesia declared independence IN august 17,1945
Fun fact: Indonesia declared independence ON August 17th, 1945
@@blackerscreenproductions1368 NO
@@imthatoverthere9041
Oh, and I just noticed you neglected to use the 'th' after the '17' as well.
[Edit]
As did I, which I have now corrected.
@@blackerscreenproductions1368you don't need it. As you can see in the video she didn't put it either
@@imthatoverthere9041
The exampled dates below are alternatives of how they (could be) written: While they all are grammatically correct, three of the four examples (could be) considered needlessly 'wordy' and perhaps, some others, too formal.
*• August 17th, 1945*
*• On August 17th, in 1945*
*• On August 17th, of 1945*
*• On August 17th, circa 1945*
( *Circa:* _at approximately, in approximately or of approximately! Used, especially with dates. Born circa [about] 1600. )_
on August 17,1945
Team on?💝
👇
I choose "on" because that date is a specific day
The answer is
in
"In" as the first letter is "month"
If you don't mind, don't leave any blank, answer all the questions please, don't confuse people more they are already,
God bless you
🙏 ✨️ 💖
What a brain you have 😮
In
Hehehe 😂 She's excellent, and the last one is so elementary question.
Quede con la duda o es In o es On??
@@SanaKhan-is7em she's right.
There are 3 answer in one.
And that is for people who don't know English!!
In is the right answer for last question
In
It's "On", due to the fact August 17, 2023 it's a precise day.
Yess
Yes
That's my boy 🤗
That’s right
August 17, 1945, is a date and also specific day so i consider "ON" as the correct answer
In
On is the correct answer
Since
In
On
'On' is the correct ans for sure
True very
Yes
In is correct
It should be on because it's a specific date
A
Same. It should be ON.
On is the answer...mam❤
“On” which identify the month
"In" for only month.
E.g. "I graduated in June."
"On" for a specific day.
E.g. "I graduated on June 1st."
In
@@suryag5677 ?
In
Your shorts are very helpful ❤❤
Hallow all dear friends, just try to read and understand what I explain you who answered 'in' or 'at'. I think it is confusing you because Moth, Date and year also has given but don't confuse please and think simply being out of any stresses, confusions and overthinking. It is said here about the exact date . As you know 30 , 31,28 or 29 dates are being used according to the months . If we did not know the year, for perfection we ask about the year first, it is said 1945. Then as you know very well 12 months are there in every year, so you do ask again about the month for more perfection and it is also answered already, August. Now everybody wants the most perfection about the date. The date is also given,17. Now you came to know ABOUT THE EXACT DATE without any confusions. Now think , is not said this about the date? Yes , the year and the month helped you to know the perfect date . So filling On is the absolute right answer. Thanks one and all.
Thanks .
You are right
Thanks
Nice
Thanks
On Augusta 17, 1945 Regard❤
in
This is an excellent tutorial 🙏🏻👏thank you.God bless you 👏🙏🏻
On , because that is totally a day !
Right
Ma'am we use ON✅
On
in.....
@@jaypeesee3333It's on
in 😊😊😊😊😊
depends on past,present or future dates?let us know
In
'on' is the answer
6 blank is "on"
No
In 😂😂
On, because it describes a day.
Since
yes i agree with you
On
In is correct answer
“On” because “on” can be used in specific times too!
❤
No in
@@navnihal8988😂 It is "on".
Yes you are right 👍
In month year
In
17th,August,1945 its my country independence day.Indonesia❤
Happy to see this🎉
The corect answer is (IN)
On, because August “17” is a day😊
August is not a day its a month
@@kambesalshira2746 August is a month yes, but August “17” is a specific day in August…
@@cherylcurtius9845 hmmm thats true
Itn't it actually date and not day ?..as day refers to Monday etc.
17 ia day or date
In
on should be appropriate, as a day is specified in a year. Just a guess
Wdym "on should be appropriate"? Oh, or do you mean on is the right answer? Appropriate is something legal.
On is correct answer, because 17 aug is a day
This is the reason why I can't learn English 😂😂😂
Then how you write this message?
@@rukhsanairfan3055gg translate😂
On
'On" because it is used for complete date whether it is present, past or future...
I agree
no
6. On
@@gilbertosa-benedict5786in
U sure ist not in
"ON" IS THE ANSWER.
Also at is used for place too.
S0 nice to see
In
@@LakhwinderSingh-ck7in on
“On” is correct answer because month date and year these 3 categories are in the question but definitely we concern the date first
Date is not considered a day, i think
On
On
ON is correct answer in this situation. 17th gives us the most specific information here and completes the date.
Written as August 17th 1945 OR 17th August 1945 either way it is correct to use ON.
On
in
I love this video.
Send more video.
For all.
God bless you...
Month and year ✨️ so.. (in) 😊
Yes i think it's in
Date also given
In
On is the particular answer becoz it indicates the perticular date on aug 17
'On' is the correct 💯
No it is in
In is the correct answer
IN will be right answer
IN is, in fact, the wrong answer.
@@blackerscreenproductions1368
Pls exampl
Btaye
Answer -in
I understand just for explain time as you have explained...but when in different situation, when talk about something else, different sentence i get confused how i should use, on or in or at😅😅
In August
Last answer is in because month day year.
@@alinaqi9815 yah thank you..i know that..i mean when in different situation different sentence ill confuce
In Agust 17, 1995 because it includes date,month,and year ..!! Am i right?😊
On
On. Because it is a specific date.
In right
It's specific only 1 date 1 month and 1 year
So I think the answer is " in " ( on = 1 but in = 2 )
On correct ma'am 😊
In😊
On is used before full date
Its on
On particular day
"On" is the only appropriate or logical choice in this instance..