Prepositions: in, on, at - Level: beginner/elementary

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Here's a basic look at prepositions. Sometimes even high-level English learners can forget which prepositions to use. This will be a good chance to review for some of you.

Complete these sentences using in, on, or at:

When you have finished write your own example sentences today's prepositions.

Todays lesson is by Nasreen Narkedien, Cape Town English language school.

Link: Adjectives + Prepositions

 

  • 1. I wake up six o’clock.
  • 2. I left your book the table.
  • 3. She put her phone her bag.
  • 4. He stayed home yesterday.
  • 5. Where’s Kim? She’s the kitchen.
  • 6. We’ll see them Thursday.
  • 7. I left my bag Alan’s house.
  • 8. Please write your name the list.
  • 9. I live South Africa.
  • 10. Would you like to eat that Italian restaurant.


Comments

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2 mistakes: "at Alan's house" and "on the list". I'm ashamed. Sad But it made me learn by and see my "vulnerable spot". Thank you, Nasreen, Chris.

i had tow mistake thank you

i had tow mistake thank you for this lessen

maybe this lesson is for

maybe this lesson is for beginner or emenetary level, but I still made two mistakes, :\

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My son's favourite dish is Pizza, so he likes to eat AT the Italian reataurant.(my mistake - Worried )

thanks i had three mistake

thanks
i had three mistake

good lesson

Though it looks easy,it's certainly refreshing
to all levels of learners.As i always think that
preposition is a headache to me this type of exercise
gives me good opportunity to improve upon.

3 mistakes . Sometimes it

3 mistakes D Oh . Sometimes it seems to me I will never have learned English.

I have a question about the

I have a question about the last one .. If we remove "that" in the sentence .. Can we say ; Would you like to eat in the Italian restaurant .. Or still "at Italian restaurant" ?

RE; at / in

'Would you like to eat at the Italian restaurant' is the most usual form. Using 'that' shows that we are looking at the restaurant or that we have recently been talking about it.

at/on/in

I made 1 mistake, see write your name on the list.

Great lesson, thank you. Applause

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Thank you for good lesson. I have made two mistakes in Alan's house and in that restaurant.

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I made three mistakes but it's useful

I should write my name on the list !

This sentence was really challenging . Raised Eyebrow

Thanks

i make one mistake .