Prepositions of time/place.

Choose the correct preposition in the following sentences.

1. I will complete all my chores _____ Saturday.

1. We went on vacation _____ two weeks.

1. You must complete the in-class essay _____ one hour.

1. I normally go to bed _____ 10 p.m. sharp.

1. Helen has been a vegetarian _____ 2006.

1. Paul could not stay _____ the presentation.

1. The keynote speaker arrives _____ noon.

1. Tim and Alice got married _____ 1997.

1. The play runs _____ January _____ July.

1. My dog likes to go for a walk _____ the afternoon.

1. There's a helicopter hovering _____ our house.

1. Didn't you park your car _____ mine?

1. Please stay _____ the police caution tape.

1. The prisoners escaped _____ a tunnel they'd dug _____ the prison wall.

1. Donald fell _____ the boat and _____ the water.

1. We usually feel the most exhausted after running _____ a steep hill.

1. He usually travels to Philadelphia _____ train.

1. You frequently see this kind of violence _____ television.

1. I told Mom we'd be at home _____ an hour or so.

1. I was visiting my best friend _____ the hospital.

1. I'll see you _____ home when I get there.

1. It's been snowing _____ Christmas morning.

1. I'll be ready to leave _____ about twenty minutes.

1. I will wait _____ 6:30, but then I'm going home.

1. I have to meet the clients _____ lunchtime.

1. This happened _____ the 80s.

1. We want to go for a drink after the concert _____ Friday evening.

1. You can plant these flowers _____ the autumn.

1. I don't work _____ Christmas day.

1. Is your neighbourhood quiet _____ night?

We were ... the way to Brussels before I realised my mistake.

When we arrived ... the airport, they were announcing our flight.

We stayed in a large hotel ... the outskirts of London.

... the end I got to Berlin twenty-four hours later.

There's a lot of fun ... Christmas.

We play a lot of games ... the Christmas holidays.

John has been in the police force ... 1980.

She looked at me ... a way as though she hadn't recognized me.