Prepositions
They're getting married ... the 15th of December.
on
I'm going to the shop. We've run ...of eggs and milk.
out
I [come] home, [turn on] the laptop, and [start] watching my favorite TV show.
came, turned on, started
Your camera [must/turn on] at the meeting tomorrow.
Your camera must be turned on at the meeting tomorrow.
what/you/have to/wear/to the meeting?
What doyou have to wear to the meeting?
I have done all the housework except/instead of washing the dishes.
except
an indoor waste container filled with loose material that allows cats and other small pets to eliminate waste privately and satisfy their natural instinct to bury it
a litter box
She [prepare] for the exam for hours by the time when he [call].
has been preparing, called
Train normally [leave] at 8pm every Sunday.
Train normally leaves at 8pm every Sunday.
she/play the violin/when she studied at school.
She could / was able to / had to / didn't have to play the violin when she studied at school.
I find it difficult to choose ... comfort and achieving my dreams.
between
a machine that uses revolving or spinning blades to cut grass
a lawm mower
what / you / done / before / the video conference / start?
What had you done/had you been doing before the video conference started?
The script [read] when I [enter] the room five minutes ago.
The script was being read when I entered the room five minutes ago.
Participants of avideo conference should/don't have to/shouldn't be punctual
should
How could you spend all money ... this game console?
on
pavement is BrE or AmE?
BrE
he/ bleed / a lot / before / the ambulance / arrive?
Had he bled a lot before the ambulance arrived?
Calorie intake [not should be] excessive.
Calorie intake shouldn't be excessive.
You don't have to/ mustn't share confidential or sensitive information during a video conference.
mustn't
She's really fed up ... him not being able to take responsibility.
with
Let me now when you ...off so I'll be ready to pick you ...
set, up
I [wait] for the film to start for twenty minutes when I [realise] I [sit] in the wrong seat.
I had been waiting for the film to start for twenty minutes when I realised I had sat in the wrong seat.
The best scene of the movie / shoot / when / it / rain.
The best scene of the movie was shot when it was raining.
I hate [not be able] to express my opinion during working meetings.
not being able