Self-correcting exercises

For the Americans, 7/3/19 is 7th March 2019.

We say the year 2003 as ‘two thousand and three’

With dates, we must use the preposition at.

With the names of the months, we use the preposition in.

22:10 is ten past ten in the morning.

The British and the Americans say the times differently.

We use the preposition at with clock times.

Am means ‘in the morning’; pm means in the afternoon and the evening.

06/11/19 (UK)

30/08/19 (UK)

12/02/19 (UK)

15/09/19 (UK)

06/11/19 (US)

04/08/19 (US)

12/02/19 (US)

09/09/19 (US)

At six in the evening

At a quarter past nine

At twenty to eleven

At ten past seven

At half past ten

At six in the morning

At half past eleven

At five to one

The earthquake in Turkey was devastating,

Mark speaks a little Spanish,

Let’s go swimming,

We can’t continue like this much longer,

You never knew the truth,

David hasn’t told you,

There were six helmets last night,

You like climbing,

We have a lot of time,

Laura doesn’t speak French,

I’ll see you .................... at in on five minutes.

My birthday is .................... at in on February.

It all started .................... at in on the evening of 7th May.

The new day starts .................... at in on midnight.

I only see my parents .................... at in on Christmas Day.

I woke up at 3 .................... at in on the afternoon!

We received the call .................... at in on 5:48 pm.

I work .................... at in on Sundays, what about you?

I’m free .................... at in on the weekends.

What do you normally do .................... at in on Christmas? Do you go home?

Things were very different .................... at in on the past.

I think the accident happened .................... at in on February 22.

February is … January and March, isn’t it?

I learnt a lot … the training session, what about you?

You never see Josep because he always arrives … you leave.

Mark has been with us … March.

Wait … you see the green light, and then go.

Think carefully … you say anything.

My shift is … 8 pm to 8 am

I have worked … 20 hours non-stop now.

Is Mike in? - Yes, he’s working … his desk.

There’s a big fire … the forest outside the city.

I’ll put the plant … that corner near the window.

Are you … work?.

There’s a bank … the corner of the Main Street and Pine Road.

Please leave your report … my desk.

You can sit … this armchair.

And I’ll sit … the sofa.

Walk .................... across along behind from into to the street and turn left.

It’s getting cool outside. Let’s go .................... across along behind from into to the house.

He’s going to drive .................... across along behind from into to the desert of Namibia.

We ran .................... across along behind from into to a tree to get cover from the shooting.

I’m coming .................... across along behind from into to Vienna.

But I’m going on .................... across along behind from into to Budapest.

to water:

poultry:

hands:

outstanding:

overseer:

to feed:

to harvest:

to sow: