1. Choose the correct word.

a. I can swim, but my brother can/can’t.

b. My sister can/can’t ride her bike to school, but I can’t.
c. You can/can’t borrow my computer, it is not a problem.
d. I can/can’t see Sofia. Look! She is over there.
e. We can/can’t hear the music. Please turn it up.
f. I can/can’t do this science homework. It’s too hard.

2. Complete the sentences in the gaps.

a. We _________________ a bike to school because it is raining.
b. ________________ the see from your hotel room?
c. When ________________ to visit us in Paris?
d. I __________________ this sign because it’s in German.
e. Where ______________ tennis?
f. I ______________ very fast when I am fit.

Can we play/can you come/can see/ can’t ride/can’t understand/can run

3. Put each sentence into the correct order.

a. ?/ the/ you/ piano/ play/ Can= _______________________________
b. go/ ./ swimming/ can/ We= _________________________________
c. can’t/ I/ ./ Spanish/ speak= _________________________________
d. she/ to/ ?/ his/ party/ Can/ come= ____________________________
e. good/ take/ She/ ./ photos/ can= _____________________________
f. They/ watch/ can’t/ ./ football/ the/ match= _____________________
4. Choose the correct word.
Hi Jane,

I want to go camping this summer, but I can/can’t find a good campsite

near a beach. Do you know one? I can/can’t only pay about $20 a night,
because I am still a student.

I can/can’t go by car, so it doesn’t matter if there isn’t a train or bus

station nearby.

I’m going with my friend, Jenny, but my sister can/can’t come because
she has an exam.

Can/Can’t you phone me tonight?

Love,

Maria.

5. Fill in the missing words with in, on or at.

a. The dog is ____ London.
b. My friend is ____ the cinema.
c. The man is _____ the island.
d. The students are ____ school.
e. The teacher isn’t _____ the classroom.
f. My black bag is _____ the desk.
g. The cat is ______ the chair.
h. The boy is _____ the English classroom.
i. My uncle is ____ Scotland.
j. My dad is _____ work.
6. Choose the correct preposition.
a. I live at/in London.
b. My flat is in/near the River Thames.
c. There’s a bridge under/across the river.
d. I walk through/below a park to go to school.
e. My school is across/next to the swimming pool.
f. There’s a supermarket through/near my school.
g. You can park in the car park between/behind the supermarket.
h. I’ll meet you at 3 p.m. at/on the swimming pool.

7. Choose the correct word.

Hi Harry,

I’m looking forward to seeing you on Friday. There isn’t an information

desk at/under the station, so here are the directions to my house.

When your train arrives at Brighton station, go out of the main exit and
you’ll se a park between/opposite the station. Walk through/over the
park, and when you reach the other side, cross the road.

You’ll see some shops. My flat is on/above the supermarket and the
front door is between/at the supermarket and café.

See you soon!

William.

8. Write the correct preposition of time (in, on, at).

a. I saw her ____ Christmas.
b. I was born _____ July.
c. He started work _____ Monday.
d. It rains a lot ______ spring.
 e. I get up _____ 7 a.m.
f. The lessons are ____ the afternoon.

9. Write the preposition to fill the gap (in, on at).

a. I finish school early ____ Wednesdays.
b. Are you going to work ____ summer holidays?
c. I only ever see my cousins ____ Christmas.
d. ____ the past, you couldn’t buy such a variety of different food.
e. What shall we do ____ the weekend?
f. Mobile phones were invented ____ the 80’s.
g. My exam is ____ 7th June.
h. I’m having my first guitar lesson _____ Friday afternoon.

10. Choose if these sentences are correct or incorrect.

a. We were witing for five hours.
b. What are you doing at the weekend?
c. It’s so beautiful in the park at summer!
d. I always go out on Friday nights.
e. It’s very noise in night this street.
f. I’ll see you next Friday.