Attach に to a clock time, day or date to say “at/on”: 7時に = “at 7”.
まいあさ ろくじに おきます。
I get up at 6 every morning.
に marks a point in time with a number (clock times, dates, days of the week). Relative time words like きょう, あした, 毎日 do NOT take に.
に is the busiest particle in the language: point in time, destination, recipient, place of existence. These cards separate the uses that beginners most often mix up.
Also known asni particleに particleni vs detime particle
Attach に to a clock time, day or date to say “at/on”: 7時に = “at 7”.
まいあさ ろくじに おきます。
I get up at 6 every morning.
に marks a point in time with a number (clock times, dates, days of the week). Relative time words like きょう, あした, 毎日 do NOT take に.
In the textbooksMinna I, lesson 4Genki I, lesson 3
Verb-stem + に + 行きます = “go (somewhere) in order to do …”.
デパートへ かいものに いきます。
I'm going to the department store to shop.
The purpose of a movement is the verb-stem (or an action noun like 買い物) + に before 行きます/来ます/帰ります.
In the textbooksMinna I, lesson 13Genki I, lesson 7