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Unit 2 / Session 1 / Activity 2

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1) Your answer: "Misha: I really want to visit! It's pretty in spring, isn't it?"
Correct
Well done. We use 'in' with seasons.

2) Your answer: "Surya: Spring is the best! Can you come in April or May?"
Correct
Well done. We use 'in' for months.

3) Your answer: "Misha: Yeah, my Easter holidays start on the third of April."
Correct
Well done. We use 'on' for specific days.

4)
Your answer: "Surya: Great! There are direct flights here that leave London in the morning, I think.
Take a look."
Correct
Well done. We use 'in' for parts of the day, like the morning or the evening.

5) Your answer: "Misha: Let me see… Yes, there's a flight that leaves at midday on Friday."
Correct
Well done. We use for 'at' points of time in a day. And we use 'on' for days of the week.

6)
Your answer: "Surya: Cool. Is it expensive? I think there's another flight which leaves at night
which is usually cheaper."
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Well done. We use 'at' with 'night'.

7) Your answer: "Misha: You're right, there's another one at 7pm. OK… I'm booking it!"
Correct
Well done. We use 'at' for times.

8) Your answer: "Surya: Great, so we'll see each other at Easter."

Correct
Well done. We use 'at' for festivals.

9) Your answer: "Misha: Yes! I'm so excited. The last time I was there was in 2002."
Correct
Well done. We use 'in' for years.

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