Put the prepositions on, in, at. 1. Where were you September 22nd?
2. Mike is taking his driving test five o’clock.
3. Liz is coming three days.
4. She rests weekends but works hard from Monday till Friday.
5. Good bye! See you Monday.
6. It's nice to be here such a lovely day.
7. My father is a doctor. He often comes home late night.
8. My brother got married May.
9. She came London the end of August1972.
10. The leaves on the trees turn brown Autumn.
11. The English examination is May.
12. The shops close 5 pm.
