Task 6 (10 points).
Choose the correct preposition.
Don’t bother Josh. He’s (on/at/in) work.
There’re too many things (on/at/in) your suitcase.
Why are you (on/at/in) home on Friday evening?
Please put these books (on/at/in) the shelf.
There’s no healthy food (on/at/in) your cart.
Let’s have dinner (on/at/in) the restaurant.
Please be careful (on/at/in) the trip.
He’s the most amazing person (on/at/in) the world.
I’m (on/at/in) holiday. I can eat whatever I want.
Apartments (on/at/in) the center of the city are really expensive.
Choose the correct preposition.
Don’t bother Josh. He’s (on/at/in) work.
There’re too many things (on/at/in) your suitcase.
Why are you (on/at/in) home on Friday evening?
Please put these books (on/at/in) the shelf.
There’s no healthy food (on/at/in) your cart.
Let’s have dinner (on/at/in) the restaurant.
Please be careful (on/at/in) the trip.
He’s the most amazing person (on/at/in) the world.
I’m (on/at/in) holiday. I can eat whatever I want.
Apartments (on/at/in) the center of the city are really expensive.
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Don’t bother Josh. He’s at work.
There’re too many things in your suitcase.
Why are you at home on Friday evening?
Please put these books on the shelf.
There’s no healthy food in your cart.
Let’s have dinner in the restaurant.
Please be careful on the trip.
He’s the most amazing person in the world.
I’m on holiday. I can eat whatever I want.
Apartments in the center of the city are really expensive.