95.3 Write to or at if necessary. Sometimes there is no preposition.

1. Joy didn’t go to work yesterday.
2. Ann is ill. She has gone to the doctor.
3. Are you going to the party on Saturday evening?
4. I talked to some nice people at the party.
5. “Where were you this morning?” “I was at work.”
6. “Do you usually walk to work?” “No, I go by bicycle.”
7. We had a good meal at a restaurant and then we went back to the hotel.
8. What time are you going — home?
9. Will you be — home this afternoon?
10. I went to Mary’s house but she wasn’t — home.
11. There were no taxis, so we walked — home.
12. How often do you go to the dentist?
13. What time do you usually arrive at work in the morning?
14. It was very late when we arrived — home.
15. The boy jumped into the river and swam to the other side.
16. Would you like to study at university?
17. There were 20,000 people at the football match.
18. “Are your children here?” “No, they’re at school.”

Перевод: to обозначает направление, at — нахождение в месте или на мероприятии; перед home предлог обычно не употребляется.