Prepositions.

1. Put in at, in, on.

1. We all went to Wales  the weekend.     2. I usually go skiing  February.     3. She finished school  1996.     4. My mother usually comes to stay  Christmas.     5. I don't like driving  night.     6. Our garden looks wonderful  the spring.     7. I usually stop work  5.00  the afternoon.     8. I'll finish university  June.     9. I last saw her  1998.     10. Carola was born  8.25  the evening  Thursday 17th April.     11. I'm never hungry early  the morning.     12. It gets very hot here  the summer.

2. Put in by, until.

1. This book must go back to the library  Tuesday.   2. The film goes on  9.30.   3. Can you finish painting the room  Friday?   4. If I give you this coat to clean, can you do it  tomorrow?   5. I must find some money  the end of the week.   6. Can you wait for my answer  tonight?

3. Put in for,during.

1. I lived in Mexico  six years.   2. I got a headache  the exam.   3. We visited Kyoto  our holiday in Japan.   4. The electricity went off  two hours  the afternoon.   5. Alex and his wife met  the war.   6. Could I talk to you  a few minutes?   7. I usually get a lot of phone calls  the morning.   8. She and her boyfriend have been together  a long time.

4. Put in words from the boxes with in,on.

her first finger, my diary, the office, a little village, his T-shirt, the roof of the car, the cupboard, my pocket, a piece of paper, the wall, your car.

1. Are you free next Tuesday? Just a minute. I'll look .   2. Is Sandra  today?   3. She had a wonderful diamond ring .   4. Where's the salt? .   5. The cat likes to sleep .   6. Don't leave your keys  when you get out.   7.  it said "Aberdeen University Football Club".   8. She had pictures of pop singers  in her room.   9. They live  near Belfast.   10. I wrote her address  and put it .

5. Choose the correct prepositions.

1. There was a big bird flying high up aboveagainstopposite the trees.   2. They live in a beautiful old house abovebyunder a river.   3. There is a big clock aboveagainstbetween the door of the station.   4. I sat down abovebehindby Mary and looked into her eyes.   5. You can park your car againstbehindbetween the house.   6. I'll meet you at the station againstbetweenunder the clock.   7. The door wouldn't stay shut, so I put a chair aboveagainstnear it.

6. Choose the correct prepositions.

1. Mrs Andrews got acrossroundout ofover the taxi and ran acrossroundout ofover Oxford Street.   2. Alice walked alongdownthroughover the steps to the river and alongdownthroughover the bridge.   3. He walked slowly acrossalongintothrough the road for a few minutes, then he stopped and went acrossalongintothrough a small door acrossalongintothrough a garden.   4. Mary went intooffout ofoverup the stairs and intooffout ofoverup her office, took a letter intooffout ofoverup the table and started to read it.   5. Go alongdownpastroundunder the supermarket, alongdownpastroundunder the railway bridge, alongdownpastroundunder the first corner and the police station is on your right.