Task 1. Complete the sentences with at, on or in. Write down full sentences.

Stars shine brightly night summer.
People don’t work the weekends and don’t wake up early as the weekdays.
Sarah isn’t here the moment.
My test is Wednesday 9:30 the morning.
We started an exam the same time, but I finished it a half an hour.

Task 2.
Underline the correct preposition.

Someone’s in / at the door. Can you open it?
“– Where are you in / into the photo? – I’m right behind / between my wife, Julie.”
Our house is on / in the middle of the forest. There are just trees under / near
We had to stop nearly at / in every traffic light! That’s why we were late.
I usually feel sick on / at the plane.
In / On the left there is a pool.

Task 3.
Fill in the gaps using verbs given in brackets in the imperative mood. Write down full sentences.
ahead and then the first turning. (to go, to take)

on the lawn! (not to walk)

her outside. (to go)

Please, so fast. (not to drive)

right. (to keep)

dinner together. (приглашение) (to have)