Prepositions with Days, Months, and Years | Practice 2
Practice 2
Instructions
Based on this lesson use the correct preposition to complete each blank.
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Were you born in 200?
Yes. I was born on January 20, 2020.
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The American Civil war started on April 2, 1861, and ended on April 9, 1865.
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This course meets on Mondays and Wednesday.
The final exam is on the last Wednesday of the semester.
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We leave at 9 p.m. on Saturday. We will be there before lunchtime on Sunday.
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I start on the new job on Wednesday, but I have to be there on Monday for training.
Answer.
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— Did you move here in
?
— Yes. To be exact, we moved here on January 2,
.
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In the Northern Hemisphere, winter starts on December 21 or 22. It ends on March 20.
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— Will you be back in June?
— No. I’ll be back on July 3.
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