Learning prepositions is not easy! There are so many rules and
exceptions to follow. The best option is look at how
prepositions are used in full sentences rather than looking at
them on their own. The more time you spend reading, listening
and speaking English, the easier it becomes to use prepositions
Complete the sentences using on, about, for, in at, to. How many
did you get correct? Who gets 10/10? Lesson by Nasreen, EC Cape
Town English School - 1. I spent a lot of money my new books. -
2. He enjoys reading ancient cultures. - 3. Are you good playing
football? - 4. She's very interested historical films. - 5. Who
does this jacket belong ? - 6. We're talking where to go on
holiday. - 7. Are these flowers me? - 8. What is this machine
used ? - 9. My house is forty minutes drive from the city. - 10.
Where do you usually go Saturdays?