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

Choose whether or not each of the following sentences requires a preposition. Choose the most natural-sounding response:

1. Is Mary going to the movies ________ today?
  NO PREPOSITION
  on

2. Did she speak to her boss ________ last week?
  on
  NO PREPOSITION

3. We usually eat fish ________ Thursdays.
  NO PREPOSITION
  on

4. I'll see you ________ five minutes.
  in
  NO PREPOSITION

5. Do you live ________ Canada?
  in
  NO PREPOSITION

6. Do you like ________ Australia?
  in
  NO PREPOSITION

7. We're driving ________ the mall.
  to
  NO PREPOSITION

8. She is going ________ dancing.
  to
  NO PREPOSITION

9. Jimmy went ________ bed.
  NO PREPOSITION
  to

10. I will graduate ________ next year.
  NO PREPOSITION
  in

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