When can you drop prepositions of time? When must you drop the preposition? In some situations, dropping the preposition of time makes your English sound more natural or conversational. In other situations, you actually must not use a preposition at all. Make sure you know how to use prepositions of time and when to leave them out. | Become a member at https://ko-fi.com/snap
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