- Use in, on, at or no preposition.
a)
1) She was born … November.
2) We’re throwing a party … New Year’s Day!
3) Are you free … Friday?
4) The class starts … 5 p.m.
5) They got married … April 15th.
6) He moved to New York … 2010.
7) We do yoga … the morning.
8) It’s hard to get up early … Monday mornings.
9) I’ll finish school … next year.
10) What did you do … your birthday?
11) See you … tomorrow morning!
12) We’re meeting … lunchtime.
13) I saw him … last night.
14) I wasn’t sleeping … midnight.
15) I was born … the 15th of November.
b) (homework)
1) Are you busy … 3 p.m.?
2) Did you go out … last week?
3) What did you do … the weekend?
4) Did you have a class … Tuesday?
5) Where were you … Christmas?
6) We went to a museum … the afternoon.
7) I finished school … 2015.
8) She loves reading … night.
9) We have dinner together … the evening.
10) I love going to the cinema … the weekend.
11) She loves hanging out with friends … Saturday nights.
12) We’re flying to Paris … next week.
13) I’m seeing them off … tomorrow morning.
14) What are you doing … Friday evening?
15) We’re going on holiday … May!
History, culture
16) The hippie movement began … the 60s.
17) Jack London was born … the 19th century.
18) Princess Diana died … August 31, 1997.
19) Canada officially became a country … July 1, 1867.
20) Rock ‘n roll appeared in the USA … the late 1940s.
- Answer the questions about yourself.
When were you born?
When did you finish school?
What time do you usually have breakfast, lunch, dinner?
What days of the week do you go out in the evening?
What days of the week do you get up early?
When do you usually go on holiday?
When do you usually go shopping?
- When did this happen?
1) When was the USA founded?
2) When was William Shakespeare born?
3) When did the Second World War end?
4) When did Yuri Gagarin travel into space?
5) When did the United Kingdom withdraw from the European Union? (Brexit)
keys: 1) July 4, 1776, 2) April 1564, 3) May 9, 1945, 4) April 12, 1961, 5) January 31, 2020.