Prepositions of Time (A1) — exercises & explanation
A1Learn how to use in, on, at — the three most common prepositions of time. These words tell us when something happens: in the morning, on Monday, at 5 o'clock.
Exercise 1 (Easy) — Choose the correct preposition of time
Choose the correct preposition to complete each sentence.
Exercises:
1
The cat is sleeping ___ the chair, not under it, in the living room.
2
Your school bag is ___ the desk, so you cannot see it from here.
3
The books are ___ the shelf above the small table.
4
The lamp is ___ the sofa and the armchair near the window.
5
There is some milk ___ the fridge for your breakfast.
6
The bus stop is ___ the bank, so you only need to walk a few steps.
7
The picture is hanging ___ the wall in my bedroom.
8
My little brother is hiding ___ the door because he wants to surprise us.
9
The teacher is standing ___ the students at the front of the classroom.
10
Our car is parked ___ the house, not behind it, near the small garden gate.