Unidad 4 - Ejercicio 9

What’s the difference between “on time” and “in time”?
1. “On time” means the person will be there before the time; and “in time” that the person will be there at the exact time they told you.
2. “In time” means the person will be there before the time; and “On time” that the person will be there at the exact time they told you.
3. None of the above.
Complete the sentence: I always take a shower____doing sport.
1. before
2. in
3. after
Complete the sentence: ____ living in Valencia, I lived in California _____ years.
1. after / since
2. after / for
3. before / for
Complete the sentence: Peter studied Physics _____2013____2018.
1. from / to
2. since / to
3. from / between
Complete the sentence: I could not cook ____ I was in my 20’s.
1. until
2. since
3. to
Which one of this prepositions is not a “preposition of place”?
1. beside
2. across
3. opposite
Complete the sentence: We were fighting____ who’s better at video games.
1. over
2. above
3. around
Which one is the correct sentence?
1. You must be silent when you are into the cinema.
2. I looked down to the sky and it was bluer that ever.
3. That man walking towards us looks really creepy
Which one is the incorrect sentence?
1. There’s people that climb up the Kilimanjaro without a guide.
2. I used to go to Maldives and stayed in a pretty luxurious hotel.
3. My best friend Alexander is always beside me, supporting me.
The main prepositions of movement or direction are:
1. to, across, along, around, down, up, into, out of, off, onto, over, past, through, towards.
2. to, across, along, beside, down, up, in, out, off, on, over, past, thorough, towards
3. to, along, beside, across, off, inside, into, over, past, though, towards, in, inside.