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Fill in at, on or in 1. The headquarters of the United Nations is New York. 2. In the most countries people drive the right. 3. I usually buy a newspaper my way to work. 4. Last year we had a lovely skiing holiday the Swiss Alps. 5. San Francisco is the west coast of the United States. 6. She spends most of the day sitting the window. 7. The report about the accident was the front page of the newspaper. 8. In the theatre we had seats the front row. 9. Write the name and address the front page of the envelope. 10. It's dangerous to play football the streets. 11. I'll meet you the corner of the street at 10. 12. We got stuck in a traffic jam the way to the airport. 13. Look at the horses that field. 14. the end of the street is a path to our house. 15. Do you want sugar your coffee?

Fill in at, on or in 1. Her brother lives a small town the south coast of Spain. 2. The sports results are the back page of the paper.

3. They got married Birmingham. 4. Vienna is the river Danube. 5. His office is the third floor. 6. Tom is sitting an armchair. 7. The picture is the wall. 8. We meet the station at 7. 9. She was ill and stayed bed. 10. Are there any good films the cinema this week? 11. We went to see a play the National Theatre. 12. She is still hospital and recovers from her holiday. 13. We were sea for ten weeks. 14. Because of delay we had to wait for three hours the airport. 15. I didn't see her the party.

Fill in at, on, in, to or by 1. We decided not to go car. 2. She studied Paris for two weeks. 3. The exhibition the art gallery finished last Sunday. 4. I saw Ken Dave's wedding. 5. Linda is a student Cambridge University.

6. After some years he arrived back Scotland. 7. The train arrives platform 3. 8. What time did you arrive the hotel? 9. Turn left the traffic lights. 10. When are you going Greece? 11. He was tired and went bed 12. The train stopped every station. 13. I saw Bill this morning. He was a bus which passed me. 14. I missed the bus and had to go foot. 15. The easiest way to go there is underground.

1. The course begins 7 January and ends 10 March. 2. I went to bed midnight. 3. We arrived 5 o clock the morning. 4. Mozart was born in Salzburg 1756. 5. Are you doing anything special the weekend? 6. Hurry up! We have to go five minutes. 7. I met Ann Tuesday. 8. He has lived in India two years. 9. Ill phone you Tuesday morning about 10.

10. Toms grandmother died in 1987 the age of 81. 11. Jacks brother is out of work the moment. 12. The price of electricity is going up October. 13. I havent seen him Christmas. 14. Sunday afternoons I usually get up late. 15. There are usually a lot of parties New Years Eve.

1. Ill be at the office 7 o clock. 2. Ill be back half an hour. 3. I suddenly felt ill the examination. 4. They were working in the garden 3 oclock seven oclock. 5. Carol got married 1994. 6. The book was easy to read. So I read it a day. 7. They have lived there 20 years. 8. We were at the party midnight. 9. They were at school 2 o clock. 10. I saw him the morning. 11. I did my homework the evening. 12. She started dancing 6 and now shes a great star.

13. He learned to drive a lorry three weeks. 14. He waited they were quiet. 15. In summer he always goes jogging Sundays.