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ONLINE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ
topic: PREPOSITION OR NO PREPOSITION? | level: Beginner

1. I am going ________ home in about half an hour.
  NO PREPOSITION
  to
  at

2. I've been ________ work for the past two hours.
  NO PREPOSITION
  to
  at

3. I'm going ________ camping this weekend.
  NO PREPOSITION
  to
  at

4. I have to go ________ work in about ten minutes.
  NO PREPOSITION
  to
  at

5. I saw Sarah on the street ________ yesterday.
  NO PREPOSITION
  on
  in

6. I saw her ________ the fourth of July.
  NO PREPOSITION
  on
  in

7. I saw her ________ last week.
  NO PREPOSITION
  on
  in

8. I saw her ________ the mall in Glendale.
  NO PREPOSITION
  at
  to

9. We are planning to go ________ Santa Monica beach this afternoon.
  NO PREPOSITION
  at
  to

10. We are planning to go ________ swimming this afternoon.
  NO PREPOSITION
  at
  to

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