[ Preposition ]
… September
A. at
B. on
C. in
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Homophones › ViewI wanted to go home more than / then I wanted to go to the party.
A. Than
B. Then
Reported Speech › View
We usually have our dinner at 6:30.
A. They said that they usually have their dinner at 6:30.
B. They said that they usually had their dinner at 6:30.
C. They said that they usually had our dinner at 6:30.
Grammar › ViewThese are the _____ strawberries I have ever tasted.
A. sweet
B. sweeter
C. as sweet as
D. sweetest
Prepositions › View
I am ___ home all day on Friday.
a. in
b. at