1. Preposition of time
The English preposotions are my pain. They differ from the russian prepositions. However, I decided to win them. Starting with prepositions of time.
1.The company where I work will have a party on saturday.
2. It has been raining since morning.
3. I bought an armchair in June.
4. I couldn't fall asleep at night.
5. Mike worked at weekend.
6.I finished to read the book during I was in the metro.
7. I have been working at this company for three years.
8. They expect the big change over next two weeks.
9. I will be there a couple of days before her wedding.
10. What time is it now? It's half past nine.
11. She told me they come back by tomorrow.
12. I couldn't be there in 1985.
13. I'll take it back in a week.
14. What time is it now? It's a quarter to five.
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I would just like to point out a difference between British and American English.
In American English, we would say "Mike worked on the weekend".
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1. Preposition of time
English preposotions are my bugbear. They differ from Russian prepositions. However, I have decided to conquer them, starting with prepositions of time.1.The company where I work will have a party on Ssaturday.
2. It has been raining since morning.
3. I bought an armchair in June.
4. I couldn't fall asleep at night.
5. Mike worked at the weekend.
6.I finished reading the book while/when I was in the metro.
7. I have been working for/in this company for three years.
8. They expect a big change over the next two weeks.
9. I will be there a couple of days before her wedding.
10. What time is it now? It's half past nine.
11. She told me that they will come back by tomorrow.
12. I couldn't be there in 1985.
13. I'll take it back in a week.
14. What time is it now? It's a quarter to five.
very well written!
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