Put an preposition in the gaps in each sentence. Choose from at, in or on. Each one is used twice for time and twice for place. Read the sentences and click one of the boxes. Then click the check button to see if you are right.

1. It's a lovely day to be outside, but Tom wants to sit ____ the house.
at
in
on

2. I usually drive to work, but today I came ____ the bus.
at
in
on

3. I can meet you ____ the college when I finish my class.
at
in
on

4. I get up ____ 7.00 every day.
at
in
on

5. I usually go out ____ Saturday evenings.
at
in
on

6. I like to relax and watch television ____ the evening.
at
in
on

7. I've got a very important meeting ____ Monday.
at
in
on

8. We usually eat ____ the table in the dining room.
at
in
on

9. I live ____ Northampton, but I work ____ London.
at
in
on

10. I usually take my holiday ____ July.
at
in
on

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