True, We use on with specific dates and days., We use in with months, years, and longer periods of time., We use during with a noun (e.g. during the trip)., We use for to talk about the duration of time., We use by to mean up to and including a certain time., We use from with a starting point and to/till/until with an ending point., We use while with a clause (subject + verb)., We use when to mean at that time or starting at that time., We use until to describe something that continues up to a certain time., We use ago to talk about time before now., False, We use on with months and years., We use in with exact dates., We use during with a clause (subject + verb)., We use while with a noun only., We use for to show the starting point of an action., We use by to describe how long something lasts., We use after only with nouns, not clauses., We use until to mean after a period of time., We use ago with future time expressions., We use before only with dates, not events.

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