Prepositions

The preposition “on” is used with years (e.g., on 2024).

• True

• False

The preposition “in” is used with months (e.g., in January).

• False

• True

“at” is used with time (e.g., at 5 o’clock).

• False

• True

“under” means above something.

• False

• True

“between” is used when there are more than two things.

• True

• False

. Which of the following is a preposition?

• play

• with

• run

• fast

We use “on” with:

• days

• months

• years

• hours

What does “behind” mean?

• over

• under

• behind

• in front

Which sentence is correct?

• I go school by Monday

• I go to school at Monday

• I go to school on Monday.

• I go school in Monday.