Check the Grammar and Homework before the Answers.

Choose one: To/At

• We arrived at the station.
• Let’s meet at Adams’.
• I’m going to you.
• Mary returned to the store.
• She knows that he’s always at his friends’.

Choose one: For/Since

• We’ve been studying maths for five years.
• You’ve been studying languages since I know you.
• He has been traveling for five years.
• I’ve been here for the whole hour. Where have you been?
• He’s been with the company since it was established.

Choose one: In/For/On/At (Dates, Seasons, Times, Months and Holidays)

• Muriel has a meeting in the morning.
• She’ll be here at 6:00 PM as she’s always in time.
• The term paper is due at 8:00 AM on the 5th.
• He’d like to travel in August.
• She’ll buy tickets for (for this date)/on (that day) the 12th of August for them.
• The whole family loves to go sailing in the springtime.
• Are you going to the barbecue on the 4th of July?

 

Choose one: About/Up to/Around (Quantities)

• Thank you, but it’s enough. I ate up to six cakes today.
• It’ll be around four films for today.
• I don’t know exactly, but it’s about 20.

Choose one: In/On/At (Regions & Places)

• There’s a bank on Birch Street.
• Currently, my parents live in France.
• We drove to the beach and swam in the ocean.
• The Andersons live at 144 Byrd Lane.
• By the seaside certainly, should be fresh air.
• Mark is afraid of bears.
• I’m afraid (zero preposition) that you can’t do it as soon as possible.
• For the love of mercy, stop that noise.
• Usually, he feels no concern for anything.
• You should study for a degree.
• Please, don’t worry about us; we’ll be safe.