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In September or On September or At September?
In September or On September or At September?
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When referring to specific dates and times:
In-> weeks, months, years, decades, centuries, millennia etc
On-> days
At-> The time (hour)
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She's leaving in September.
She's leaving on September 21st.
She's leaving at noon on Tuesday.
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@Gejemica: Aww thank you, this is very helpful!
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