Prepositions of time in/on/at

Mary wanted to go somewhere warm and sunny ____ Easter.

• in

• on

• at

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___ April 21st she went to Turkey early ___ the morning.

• in, in

• on, in

• on, at

• at, on

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I arrived in London ___ Tuesday ___ 10 o'clock ___ the evening.

• on, in, in

• on, at, at

• on, at, in

• in, in, at

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I thought I could never get ready ___ time, but ___ lunch time I did it. I went to the cafe ___ 11.15.

• at, in, at

• in, on, at

• on, at, at

• on, in, at

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Last summer, ___ the end of June, I went to Greece ___ midnight.

• in, at

• at, at

• at, in

• on, in

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___ 2020 ___ the 15th of March ___ noon we came ___ your birthday.

• in, on, at, on

• in, in, on, on

• on, at, at, in

• in, on, on, at

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___ Sunday evenings we often go to the cinema.

• in

• at

• on

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You can come ___ any time.

• in

• at

• on

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___ the weekend we are flying to Paris ___ vacation.

• on, at

• at, in

• in, at

• at, on

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___ a week I am seeing my doctor ___ the afternoon.

• on, in

• in, in

• at, in

• in, at

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