120.2 Put in at, on or in where necessary. Leave an empty space (-) if no preposition is necessary.

1. a. I'll see you _on_ Friday.

b. I'll see you (-) next Friday. (no preposition)

2. a. What are you doing _ Saturday?

b. What are you doing_ the weekend?

3. a. They often go out_the evenings.

b. They often go out _ Sunday evenings

4. a. Do you work _ Wednesdays?

b. Do you work_ every Wednesday?

5. a. We usually have a holiday _ the summer.

b. We often have a short holiday _Christmas.

6. a. Pauline got married_ 1991.

b. Pauline got married _ 18 May 1991.

c. Chris is getting married ___ this year.

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20 января, 12:01

120.2 Put in at, on or in where necessary. Leave an empty space (-) if no preposition is necessary.

1. a. I'll see you _on_ Friday.

b. I'll see you (-) next Friday. (no preposition)

2. a. What are you doing _ Saturday?

b. What are you doing_ the weekend?

3. a. They often go out_the evenings.

b. They often go out _ Sunday evenings

4. a. Do you work _ Wednesdays?

b. Do you work_ every Wednesday?

5. a. We usually have a holiday _ the summer.

b. We often have a short holiday _Christmas.

6. a. Pauline got married_ 1991.

b. Pauline got married _ 18 May 1991.

c. Chris is getting married ___ this year.

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2. a) What are you doing on Saturday?

b) What are you doing at the weekend?

3. a) They often go out in the evenings.

b) They often go out on Sunday evenings.

4. a) Do you work on Wednesday?

b) Do you work every Wednesday? (no preposition)

5. a) We usually have a holiday in the summer.

b) We often have a short holiday at Christmas.

6. a) Pauline got married in 1991.

b) Pauline got married on 18 May 1991

c) Chris is getting married this year.