Clock (After, at, by)
They left ? six o’clock
?=after
They left after six o’clock
The baby was born ? june
?=in
The baby was born in june
He walked ? the living room
?=into
He walked into the living room
He walked ? her.
?=alongside
He walked alongside her.
She is sitting ? Jane and Pam.
?=between
She is sitting between Jane and Pam.
The film begins ? 8 o’clock
?=at
The film begins at 8 o’clock
Did you see him ? that day?
?=on
Did you see him on that day?
She fell ? the horse
?=off
She fell off the horse
The dog ran ? the new lane
?=along
The dog ran along the new lane
He is ? the avarage height
?=below
He is below the avarage height
She came home late ? night
?=at
She came home late at night
let's meet ? the mall later
?=at
let's meet at the mall later
It’s just ? the border
?=of
It’s just of the border
There so many trees ? the road
?=alongside
There so many trees alongside the road
He flew ? Glasgow and London once a week
?=between
He flew between Glasgow and London once a week
Will you be ? Christmas?
?=at
Will you be at Christmas?
She took her driver's license ? only two months
?=in
She took her driver's license in only two months
He was a boy ? 15
?=of
He was a boy of 15
They walked ? the river
?=along
They walked along the river
? you and me, I think that Lousie is doing great
?=between
Between you and me, I think that Lousie is doing great
Every day the church bells ring ? sunrice and ? noon
?=at
Every day the church bells ring at sunrice and at noon
“While studying ? the quiet library late at night, he suddenly realized that he had left his notes ? home.”
?=in ?=at
“While studying in the quiet library late at night, he suddenly realized that he had left his notes at home.”
I believe the beach is within 300 m ? the hotel
?=of
I believe the beach is within 300 m of the hotel
The boat was ? the pier (mole)
?=alongside
The boat was alongside the pier (mole)
The temperature has dropped ? zero
?=below
The temperature has dropped below zero