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Use preposition in to talk about parts of the day, seasons and months:

• in the evening, in the morning, in the afternoon;
• in summer, in winter, etc.;
• in August, in July, in December, etc.

Use preposition on to talk about days of the week:

• on Monday, on Tuesday, on Wednesday, etc.

Use preposition at:

• to talk about the time (at 5 o'clock, at half past six);
• in the phrases at night, at the weekend, at noon.

1. Al wants to go to the museum in[the evening|night].
2. Al invites Emma to meet on [May|Saturday].
3. Al and Emma want to ride bikes at[noon|afternoon].
4. Al [knows|doesn't know]
   how to talk about the time.