Task 1 fill in the gaps using prepositions of time: at, in, on. Запишите полностью предложения, заполнив пропуски и подчеркните предлоги. 1 I have my breakfast ___8 o’clock.
2 I’ll meet you the evening.
3 They usually get presents Christmas.
4 We don’t work weekends.
5 Don’t call me night.
6 My friend has a party __his birthday.
7 They are going out of the city weekend.
8 I have to work late Friday.
9 We have our holidays ___Summer.
10 Come to my office 5 pm.
11 The bus leaves 10 minutes.
12 I’ll call you later the evening.
13 Tourists can visit this museum Sunday morning.
14 My birthday is December 13th.
15 The train will be leaving half an hour.
16 Ms. King is busy the moment.
17 He finished his project the end of the week.
18 They got married 1968.
19 See you Saturday.
20 There is much snow on the ground winter.
21 Jack will be back a week.
22 I learned to drive two weeks.
23 They are getting married six months’ time.
24 We usually have a great celebration New Year’s Eve.
25 We are going to write a very difficult test the morning.
26 My favourite film starts 7pm.
27 He studied at University 2018.
28 We’re going out of the city the weekend.
29 I have to work late Tuesdays.
30 We’ll meet lunchtime.
Explanation: "at" is used to indicate a specific time point.
2. I'll meet you in the evening.
Explanation: "in" is used when referring to a longer period of time, such as a day or part of the day.
3. They usually get presents on Christmas.
Explanation: "on" is used when referring to specific days or dates.
4. We don't work on weekends.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate specific days.
5. Don't call me at night.
Explanation: "at" is used to indicate a specific time point.
6. My friend has a party on his birthday.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day or date.
7. They are going out of the city on the weekend.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day or date.
8. I have to work late on Friday.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day.
9. We have our holidays in summer.
Explanation: "in" is used when referring to a longer period of time, such as a season.
10. Come to my office at 5 PM.
Explanation: "at" is used to indicate a specific time point.
11. The bus leaves in 10 minutes.
Explanation: "in" is used when referring to a shorter period of time.
12. I'll call you later in the evening.
Explanation: "in" is used to indicate a longer period of time.
13. Tourists can visit this museum on Sunday morning.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day or date.
14. My birthday is on December 13th.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day or date.
15. The train will be leaving in half an hour.
Explanation: "in" is used when referring to a shorter period of time.
16. Ms. King is busy at the moment.
Explanation: "at" is used to indicate a specific time point.
17. He finished his project at the end of the week.
Explanation: "at" is used to indicate a specific time point.
18. They got married in 1968.
Explanation: "in" is used to indicate a specific year.
19. See you on Saturday.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day or date.
20. There is much snow on the ground in winter.
Explanation: "in" is used when referring to a longer period of time, such as a season.
21. Jack will be back in a week.
Explanation: "in" is used to indicate a longer period of time.
22. I learned to drive in two weeks.
Explanation: "in" is used to indicate a period of time.
23. They are getting married in six months' time.
Explanation: "in" is used to indicate a period of time.
24. We usually have a great celebration on New Year's Eve.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day or date.
25. We are going to write a very difficult test in the morning.
Explanation: "in" is used when referring to a specific part of the day.
26. My favorite film starts at 7 PM.
Explanation: "at" is used to indicate a specific time point.
27. He studied at the University in 2018.
Explanation: "at" is used when referring to a specific institution or location.
28. We're going out of the city on the weekend.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day or date.
29. I have to work late on Tuesdays.
Explanation: "on" is used to indicate a specific day.
30. We'll meet at lunchtime.
Explanation: "at" is used to indicate a specific time point.