Exercises. II.Only one of these expressions has a preposition. 1 I’ll see you

IV. Fill in at, in, on where necessary.

Mark: I’m sorry I was out when you called...-... yesterday afternoon, Alice. Look, I’m free...on… the fifteenth of March. Can we meet then?

Alice: I’m pretty busy... next week, I’m afraid. I can’t see you... Friday.

Mark: I’d like to have a meeting... this month if possible.

I’ll be very busy... April.

Alice: I’m going away... Easter, so how about a week later?

Shall we meet... the twenty-seventh? That’s a Wednesday.

Mark: I’ve got an appointment... the morning but nothing... the afternoon.

Let’s meet... Wednesday afternoon... half past two.

V. On time or in time? Fill in correctly.

If the plane is late, we won’t get to Paris … in time... for our connecting flight.

1 We were up very early, …………………….... to see the sun rise.

2 How can the buses possibly run ………………………... with all these traffic jams?

3 The post goes at five. I’m hoping to get this letter written ………………………...

4 The coach will be here at 12.13 if it’s.................................................

VI. Fill in at, on, or in where necessary.

- You only bought that book...on… Saturday. Have you finished it already? (surprise)

- I read it...in… about three hours yesterday evening

1: - Will the bank be open ……….. half past nine?

- Yes, it always opens absolutely ……….... time.

2: - We’re leaving ……….. half past, and you haven’t even changed.

- It’s OK. I can easily shower and change ……….... ten minutes.

3: - Your Mother’s birthday ………... Monday, isn’t it?

- Yes, I just hope this card gets there ……….... time.

4: - If we ever go camping again, it’s going to be …………... summer, not autumn.

- Never mind. We’ll be home …………. two days, and then we’ll be dry again.

IX. Add the appropriate preposition to these phrases.