Question

Exercise I...
Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions where necessary. Choose from: at, in, on, since, for.
Where no preposition is needed, put a cross (X).
Meet me
at
on 18th.
1.
5 p.m.
three years.
2. We hope to have a pleasant time
the weekend.
3. I'll be seeing him
the afternoon.
4. Let's see the Guptas
the afternoon of 10th.
5. Shall we go to Shimla
next week?
6. I have known her
a long time.
7. I have been working here
8. We have been waiting here
8.30.
9. Let's go to the beach
this evening.
10. It has been raining
last night
11. She has been ill
four days.
12. He arrived
Monday morning.
13. I haven't ridden a bike
ages.
14. We were in Mumbai
last Christmas.
Christmas?
15. Did you have a good time
Lorners' English Grammar and Composition - 7
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Answer 1

Answer:

So many questions but less marks

Very disapointed

Explanation:

Meet me on 18th.