Question

5. Complete the sentences with at, on, in. 1. Let’s meet at six o’clock. 2. He was born in July. 3. She’ll be at work … Friday. 4. I went there … 2006. 5. We met … Christmas day. 6. They drove to Rochester in September 15th. 7. We arrived in this country in October. 8. I love to go shopping … Christmas time. 9. We get up early in the morning. 10. Do you dream … night? 11. What do you like doing … Fridays? 12. He’s working on his homework … the moment. 13. I lived in the US … the 1990s. 14. I’ll see you … a few weeks. 15. We like going to the movies … the evening. 6. Match the words in bold with their meaning written in the box. I am too busy / many times, repeatedly / do it now! / I enjoy myself / late or overdue / do something unnecessary / experience difficulty / a scheduled time / business comes first / be not busy / inconvenience / expired or finished 1. It’s time to go to the dentist for your annual check-up. 2. It’s high time you learn to iron your clothes for yourself. 3. If you are thinking of tidying your room, there’s no time like the present. 4. I’ve told you time and time again that I don’t take sugar. 5. Hello, it’s Sam here. I hope I haven’t caught you at a bad time. 6. I wasn’t really looking forward to this trip but actually I’m having the time of my life. 7. I’m having a hard time getting to the shops and back each day. 8. I’d like to go on talking all day, but as they say, time is money. 9. I’m sorry, Sam, I just can’t spare the time to help you with the clearing up. 10. If you’ve ever got time on your hands, come up and visit us on the 3rd floor. 11. Sorry, your time’s up now. Put your pens down and stop writing. 12. You are wasting your time calling me to say you are sorry. Goodbye, Sam. 8. Speak about yourself and your country completing these sentences. 1. On weekdays I usually get up at … and leave home at … . 2. I always clean my teeth in … . 3. I don’t go to University on … . 4. I usually have a holiday on / in … . 5. I have been in my present University / job for … . 6. I have been studying English since … . 7. I haven’t spoken English since … . 8. It takes me … to get to University / work. 9. You can’t get a driving license until … . 10. It rains a lot during … .

Answer 1

Ответ:

Объяснение:

3.on

4.in

5.on

8.at

10.at

11.on

12.at

13.in

14.in

15.in

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you complete the sentences and match the words with their meanings. Here you go:

Complete the Sentences:

1. On weekdays I usually get up at six o'clock and leave home at seven.
2. I always clean my teeth in the morning.
3. I don't go to University on weekends.
4. I usually have a holiday in the summer.
5. I have been in my present University/job for two years.
6. I have been studying English since high school.
7. I haven't spoken English since I returned from my trip abroad.
8. It takes me about thirty minutes to get to University/work.
9. You can't get a driving license until you pass the driving test.
10. It rains a lot during the rainy season.

Match the Words:

1. It’s time to go to the dentist for your annual check-up. (a scheduled time)
2. It’s high time you learn to iron your clothes for yourself. (do it now!)
3. If you are thinking of tidying your room, there’s no time like the present. (do something unnecessary)
4. I’ve told you time and time again that I don’t take sugar. (many times, repeatedly)
5. Hello, it’s Sam here. I hope I haven’t caught you at a bad time. (inconvenience)
6. I wasn’t really looking forward to this trip but actually I’m having the time of my life. (enjoy myself)
7. I’m having a hard time getting to the shops and back each day. (experience difficulty)
8. I’d like to go on talking all day, but as they say, time is money. (business comes first)
9. I’m sorry, Sam, I just can’t spare the time to help you with the clearing up. (be not busy)
10. If you’ve ever got time on your hands, come up and visit us on the 3rd floor. (I am too busy)
11. Sorry, your time’s up now. Put your pens down and stop writing. (expired or finished)
12. You are wasting your time calling me to say you are sorry. Goodbye, Sam. (late or overdue)

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