need ur bit help

[MIS_Student]

Hello,

I feel confused between in, at and on, when do we use them with dates?
For example;

I will have an exam in 1/3/2007 ..
and the deadline of the project will be at that date..
Is it correct?

I want to know when do we use in , at , on with the dates ..

another question , when do we use (will be having) instead of will?

thank you in advance..

BTW i have posted this question in the general forum, I despaired because no one has replied on me, maybe i put it in the wrong forum

Best RGDs

[ana2005]

I think you must use on with dates as a rule
- The exam will be on 3rd March or
- The exam will be on that date.

There's a simple and clear explanation of prepositions of time on this webpage:

Prepositions of Time, Place, and to Introduce Objects

I hope you find it useful

The form "will be having" is a future continuous, so you are supposed to use it to describe something that will be happening at a certain time in the future.
Ex: This time next week, I'll be flying to Paris.
Don't phone me at 9. I'll be having a bath.

Does that help?

[MIS_Student]

I think you must use on with dates as a rule
- The exam will be on 3rd March or
- The exam will be on that date.

There's a simple and clear explanation of prepositions of time on this webpage:

Prepositions of Time, Place, and to Introduce Objects

I hope you find it useful

The form "will be having" is a future continuous, so you are supposed to use it to describe something that will be happening at a certain time in the future.
Ex: This time next week, I'll be flying to Paris.
Don't phone me at 9. I'll be having a bath.

Does that help?

Yab ... THank you .. this is what i wanted to know..