Grammar Quiz

Prepositions of Time, Place, and Movement Quiz

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Who is that woman sitting… Tom and Andrew?

A. between

B. over

C. at


You can take those files that are… the shelf.

A. at

B. on


The meeting shall start…9 a.m.

A. during

B. at

C. for

D. ago


You can come to the interview. It’s…9 and 10 a.m.

A. between

B. at

C. during

D. by


I have to finish these reports … tomorrow.

A. in

B. by

C. on

D. to


Tina is going… to the first floor.

A. out

B. upstairs

C. inside


John is… the best employees of our company.

A. under

B. among

C. on


I went to the cinema… night.

A. last

B. after

C. between

D. on


Tom was walking … the street.

A. onto

B. over

C. across


We can have the meeting from 8 a.m. … 4 p.m.

A. during

B. last

C. until

D. at


Silvia is running… from Patricia.

A. away

B. across

C. down


Claire is getting… the bus. She is going to London.

A. into

B. down

C. away


I work…9 to 5 every day. It’s a good schedule.

A. ago

B. at

C. between

D. from


I’m very tired. I prefer to stay… home.

A. at

B. next to

C. under


They are walking … the pavement.

A. over

B. along

C. off


There is no school… Saturdays.

A. ago

B. for

C. in

D. on


You have a very nice lamp hanging… the table.

A. among

B. under

C. over


I’ve worked for this company…1990.

A. since

B. at

C. by

D. from


Ten years… my father gave me my first mobile phone.

A. between

B. ago

C. after

D. until


The police reached the accident site…fifteen minutes.

A. by

B. on

C. in

D. at


The bus is coming… the street.

A. towards

B. over

C. down


… dinner we went for a walk in the park.

A. since

B. after

C. at

D. between


I’ve been waiting for you…20 minutes.

A. on

B. until

C. at

D. for


Mr Brown is coming … of the elevator.

A. away

B. across

C. out


The paper bin is over there, … the table.

A. under

B. between

C. among


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