(Use "at "on "in) The coffee shop is down the street (a)   the left.

(Use "at "on "in "under) I like to get up (a)   sunrise.

(Use "at "on "in "under) There are a lot of books (a)   the shelf.

(Use "at "on "in "under) Let's go to the cinema (a)   Friday.

(Use "at "on "in "under) I met all of my family (a)   Christmas.

(Use "at "on "in "under) You can go to the bank (a)   a weekday.

The girl is reading ---- the tree

(a)  

We ate lots of candy ... Easter. (at, on, in, after)

(a)  

They're leaving (a)   Sunday afternoon. (at, on, in,)

They landed on the moon (a)   1969. (at, on, in,)

The leaves fall off the trees (a)   autumn. (at, on, in,)

The class trip is (a)   February 15th. (at, on, in,)

My wife is (a)   work tonight. (at, on, in,)

I'm having a big party (a)   my birthday. (at, on, in,)

School ends (a)   June 9th this year. (at, on, in,)

I eat lunch (a)   1:30 in the afternoon. (at, on, in,)

Julia's birthday is (a)   December 1st. (at, on, in,)

Do your grandparents live (a)   Chiba? (at, on, in,)

(at, on, in,) Dinner is ready (a)   20 minutes. Don't be late.

(at, on, in,) Where's Julie? She's (a)   school.

(at, on, in,) Lucy stands (a)   bus stop every morning.

(at, on, in,) I stayed (a)   home all weekend.

(at, on, in,) Mr Brown is (a)   hospital now.

(at, on, in,) Do you learn something (a)   school?

(What is the preposition in the sentence) The book was on the table

(a)  

(What is the preposition in the sentence) The teacher sat near the student.

(a)  

(What is the preposition in the sentence) I walked to the store.

(a)  

(What is the preposition in the sentence) Kate is going to the movies.

(a)  

(What is the preposition in the sentence) After school, where are you going?

(a)