To solve this problem, we need to match each question with the appropriate preposition of time from the given options. Let's go through each question step by step:
Questions and Answers:
1.
We are leaving ______ August.
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Answer: IN
- Explanation: "In" is used for months or years in the future. For example, "We are leaving in August."
2.
Are you busy ______ Monday?
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Answer: ON
- Explanation: "On" is used for specific days of the week. For example, "Are you busy on Monday?"
3.
I always go cycling ______ the weekend.
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Answer: AT
- Explanation: "At" is used for specific times or events. For example, "I always go cycling at the weekend."
4.
I will be back ______ Tim arrives.
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Answer: UNTIL
- Explanation: "Until" indicates a point in time up to which something continues. For example, "I will be back until Tim arrives."
5.
We are on holiday ______ Friday.
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Answer: BY
- Explanation: "By" indicates a deadline or a point in time by which something happens. For example, "We are on holiday by Friday."
6.
Sarah has been here ______ last night.
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Answer: SINCE
- Explanation: "Since" is used to indicate a starting point in time from which something has been happening. For example, "Sarah has been here since last night."
7.
It was a long time ______.
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Answer: AGO
- Explanation: "Ago" is used to indicate a period of time before the present. For example, "It was a long time ago."
8.
I have waited ______ 2 hours.
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Answer: FOR
- Explanation: "For" is used to indicate a duration of time. For example, "I have waited for 2 hours."
9.
I arrived ______ her.
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Answer: BEFORE
- Explanation: "Before" indicates that something happened prior to another event. For example, "I arrived before her."
10.
It is 5 ______ 11.
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Answer: PAST
- Explanation: "Past" is used to indicate the time after the hour. For example, "It is 5 past 11."
Final Answer:
1.
IN
2.
ON
3.
AT
4.
UNTIL
5.
BY
6.
SINCE
7.
AGO
8.
FOR
9.
BEFORE
10.
PAST
Boxed Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. IN, 2. ON, 3. AT, 4. UNTIL, 5. BY, 6. SINCE, 7. AGO, 8. FOR, 9. BEFORE, 10. PAST}
}
\]
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of prepositions of time worksheet.