In-On-At (Time)
It started raining __ Thursday.
on
She lived in Porto ___ three years.
(for, since, to)
for
pasta / usually / once a week / eats / she
She usually eats pasta once a week.
Nobody left the theater ___ the movie was playing.
(while, since, before)
while
They ___ get married next year.
are going to (or will)
Dad took a nap __ the afternoon.
in
Where is he? He should be here by now. He left his house over an hour ___.
(within, ago, until)
ago
Have you finished your work on that project ___ ?
(already, yet, still)
yet
I will text you ___ I arrive home safely.
(while, once, for)
once
I think it ___ rain tomorrow.
is going to/will
It is so quiet __ the countryside __ night.
in, at
It has been twenty minutes ____ I ate something. I'm starving!
(for, since, when)
since
swims / lake / in / the / he / hardly ever
He hardly ever swims in the lake.
You can have dessert ____ you finish your vegetables.
(before, after, as)
after
That looks heavy. I ___ help you carry it.
will
We will have a pizza party __ September 20th.
on
Your reports are due __ August 5th.
(until, by, to)
by
I ____ watched the convention drama, so I know what happens.
(already, yet, still)
already
___ you go to bed, brush your teeth!
(after, as soon as, before)
before
The score is 6-0. They ___ win.
are going to
They planned to meet __ the beach __ sunset.
at (or on), at
I will wait ___ 7:35, and then I am leaving with or without you.
(until, by, since)
until
rarely / late / he / is / to / meetings
He is rarely late to meetings.
You should always lock your car ___ you leave it.
(until, whenever, before)
whenever
She ___ listen to anything I say! (negative)
won't (or will not)