Insert prepositions of time (at, on, in, for, since, by, till, from) where necessary. it was a very interesting book and it was easy to read. that’s why i read it a day. we haven’t seen you ages! where have you been? she had translated this article 7 o’clock yesterday. helen got married 20 april 1997. we hope the weather will be nice the weekend. i don’t know this woman, but she seems to be her forties. it took him long to find a new job. the end he got a job in a café. we haven’t met her last friday.

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