Prepositions of time 6 Underline the correct preposition.
1 I usually take my dog for a walk on/in
Monday mornings.
2 We always have lunch on/at 2 pm.
3 The children are playing computer games
in/at the winter.
4 My birthday is at/on 5th June.
5 Betty usually starts studying at/on noon.
6 I always sleep late at/in the weekend.
7 Mary is sunbathing in/at the moment.
8 I'm leaving for Qatar in/on an hour.
1. The girl went to the swimming pool last year.
Did the girl go to the swimming pool last year?
Who went go to the swimming pool last year?
When did the girl go to the swimming pool?
Did the girl go to the swimming pool or the sea last year?
The girl went to the swimming pool last year, didn't she?
Didn't the girl go to the swimming pool last year?
2. She can swim very well.
Can she swim very well?
Who can swim very well?
How long can she swim very well?
Can she swim or dance very well?
She can swim very well, can't she?
3. Our parents bought us presents.
Did our parents buy us presents?
Who bought us presents?
What did our parents buy us?
Did our parents buy presents us or our cousins?
Our parents bought us presents, didn't they?
Didn't our parents buy us presents?
4. The boy wanted to play with his dog.
Did the boy want to play with his dog?
Who wanted to play with his dog?
What did the boy want to do with his dog?
Did the boy want to play with his dog or cat?
The boy wanted to play with his dog, didn't he?
Didn't the boy want to play with his dog?
5. My friend was in the country.
Was my friend in the country?
Who was in the country?
Where was my friend?
Was my friend in the country or in the town?
My friend was in the country, wasn't he?
Wasn't my friend in the country?
6. He liked to walk in the forest.
Did he like to walk in the forest?
Who liked to walk in the forest?
Where did he like to walk?
Did he like to walk or to run in the forest?
He liked to walk in the forest, didn't he?
Didn't he like to walk in the forest?
7. There were many wolves in the forest.
Were there many wolves in the forest?
Who was in the forest?
Where were many wolves?
Were there many wolves or foxes in the forest?
There were many wolves in the forest, weren't they?
Weren't there many wolves in the forest?
8. He will go to the country next summer.
Will he go to the country next summer?
Who will go to the country next summer?
Where will he go next summer?
Will he go to the country next summer or autumn?
He will go to the country next summer, won't he?
Won't he go to the country next summer?
9. The weather will be warm tomorrow.
Will the weather be warm tomorrow?
When the weather will be warm?
Will the weather be warm or hot tomorrow?
The weather will be warm tomorrow, won't it?
Won't the weather be warm tomorrow?
10. They must help her to finish the work.
Must they help her to finish the work?
Who must help her to finish the work?
What must they do?
Must they help her or him to finish the work?
They must help her to finish the work, mustn't they?
Mustn't they help her to finish the work?
4 servings
Green salad-1 bunch
Tomatoes-1 piece
Chicken fillet 300 g
White bread-6 pieces
Butter-2 tablespoons
Garlic-2 cloves
Parmesan cheese to taste
Cooking instruction
1. Rinse, dry and pickle lettuce leaves into small pieces, put in a refrigerator. In a hot griddle put 1 tablespoon of butter. After it is completely melted and starts to sizzle, throw a clove of garlic sliced on a plate.3. Cut chicken breast into slices of approximately 1x3 cm. Put in a frying pan with garlic and butter. Fry over high heat for about 10 minutes until golden brown. Remove from heat. In the same pan add another tablespoon of butter and a second clove of garlic. At this time, cut into small cubes of bread. Put in a frying pan and fry until golden brown. It is advisable to stir continuously, so as not to burn. Get lettuce leaves, put the fried chicken breast, tomatoes, cut into thin strips. Season with Caesar sauce. Mix. Put the resulting croutons on top and grate the cheese.