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МатематикаВопрос:
D. Use in or on (where necessary) to complete the sentences. 1. I've got a job interview ... Thursday afternoon. 2. What are you doing ... tomorrow evening? 3. I might go shopping ... this evening. 4. Perhaps we can meet ... the afternoon. 5. I'll see you ... Wednesday morning. 6. I'm so tired... the evenings, all I want to do is to sit and watch television. 7. Police say the incident took place at around 9 o'clock ... yesterday evening. 8. ... a warm summer morning we began our journey and were soon out of the city. 9,... the morning of her birthday Jane woke up early and started planning the day ahead. 10. I prefer to do my shopping ... the afternoon when the shops are not so crowded,
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- B. Use in or on to complete the sentences. 1. I hope the letter will be typed ... time to be sent with the messenger. 2. I nearly lost my way but asked a passerby for directions and arrived ... time. 3. The ambulance arrived ... time and the injured driver was immediately rushed to the hospital. 4. Jane is very punctual and always comes ... time. I think she has never been late in her whole life. 5. Oh good! You're just ... time for tea! 6. All the guests have already registered. I think that the conference will begin ... time. 7. We came home ... time for the beginning of the nine o'clock news. 8. Look at the time! We are going to be late and I promised to come ... time. 9. The train arrived ... time and we came to the hotel ten minutes before the beginning of the reception. 10. We hoped to return ... time for mother's birthday to take her by surprise.
- C. Use at or in to complete the sentences. 1. Do you see that tall tower ... the end of the street? 2. You are going on holiday ... the end of this month, aren't you? 3. Jack was not so sure if he should buy such an expensive car, ... the end he decided not to. 4. ... the end of the war the government made many promises for a better future. 5. They argued a lot about the project and ... the end he won. 6. I know it took you long to make up your mind. What did you decide ... the end? 7. The meeting will be held ... the end of the week. 8. We looked everywhere and, ... the end, we found the key. 9. The most exciting events began ... the end of the novel. 10. The main characters lost sight of each other for a long time, but ... the end they met and never parted again.
- D. Use in or on (where necessary) to complete the sentences. 1. I've got a job interview ... Thursday afternoon. 2. What are you doing ... tomorrow evening? 3. I might go shopping ... this evening. 4. Perhaps we can meet ... the afternoon. 5. I'll see you ... Wednesday morning. 6. I'm so tired... the evenings, all I want to do is to sit and watch television. 7. Police say the incident took place at around 9 o'clock ... yesterday evening. 8. ... a warm summer morning we began our journey and were soon out of the city. 9,... the morning of her birthday Jane woke up early and started planning the day ahead. 10. I prefer to do my shopping ... the afternoon when the shops are not so crowded,
- E. Use after or afterwards to complete the sentences. 1. It's not surprising that the players feel dead tired... the play. 2. I didn't see her again until a few days ..... 3. I found the key only... you had left the house. 4. .,, the party we felt too excited to go to bed. 5. I soon forgot the accident and never remembered 6. ... we watched the film, we decided to read the book it was based on. 7. You don't have to complete the work now You can do it... 8. Let's go and see the film, and ... we could go for a meal. 9. Don't worry, you can book the tickets now and pay for them 10. There was plenty of food left ... meal, we packed it and took to the country house to eat...
