Here are the correct prepositions for each sentence:
- He must go to St. Petersburg in spring.
- We take our written exams in January.
- Our studies begin in autumn.
- What do you do on Sunday?
- All the students of our group will take part in the concert on the eighth of May.
- May I ring you up in the morning?
- My elder brother is a doctor. He often comes — home late at night. (Note: "come home" does not require a preposition).
- Is there anybody in the dean's office?
- I must go and see him at three o'clock on Friday.
- Listen to the new text in the laboratory.
- Look at the blackboard. Do you see any mistakes on it?
- Who is on duty today?
- Will you go to the blackboard?
- You may go to your place.
- To the right of the dining-table there is a cupboard.
Grammar Summary Table
| Context | Preposition | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Seasons / Months | in | in spring, in January |
| Days of the week | on | on Sunday, on Friday |
| Specific Dates | on | on the eighth of May |
| Times of Day | in / at | in the morning, at night |
| Specific Time | at | at three o'clock |
| Direction | to | go to the blackboard, go to your place |
| Fixed Phrases | — | listen to, on duty, to the right of |
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