Temporal

• Since temporal preposition


  Express an ongoing action in the past or present.

  e.g., Emman has been painting since July.
• For temporal preposition


  Express the duration of an action or event.
• From ... to temporal preposition


  Indicate a fixed timespan with a beginning an an end.
• During temporal preposition.


  Indicate a period of time throughout the course of any event or action.

  e.g., Robert Slept during the film.
• Aftertemporal preposition


  Indicates a following event/period of time from a point.

  e.g., I want to leave after lunch.
• Within temporal preposition


  Expresses a period of time no later than a particular time.

  e.g., Expect a reply within 7 days.
• By temporal preposition


  Before a specific time or no later than.

  e.g., This show should be finished by 8pm.