Prepositions of time

We all went to London ________ the weekend but we’re going __________ holiday to Zanzibar next week.  (in/on/at + in/on/at)

Do you think you can learn English ______________ two months? (during/till/in)

I’m going to stay in this job ____________ next year. (before/until/to)

I don’t like driving ________ night. (in/on/at)

We travelled round America _______________ two months last year. (for/during/between)

I usually stop work ______ 5.00 ______ the afternoon. (in/on/at + in/on/at)

You can borrow my bicycle, but I must have it back ______________ Friday. (by/to/at)

I last saw her _______ 1998, after we finished university ______ June. (in/on/at + in/on/at)

Can you clean these trousers _______________ tomorrow afternoon? (until/around/between)

I’m never hungry early _______the morning. (in/on/at)

I couldn’t sleep _______________ the night, so I got up and read a book. (at/for/during)

It always gets very hot here ______ the summer. (in/on/at)

We didn’t see the whole performance because we left _____________ the last act. (on/after/before)

I bought many things _____________ my stay in New York. (since/during/from)

At first I found the work very tiring but _____________ a few weeks I got used to it. (for/after/until)

He started his training _____________ November 3rd. (since/from/on)

I’d love to see her again, even if only _______________ a few minutes. (during/till/for)

I have classes tomorrow ____________ 9:30 am _____________ 4:00 pm. (at/since/from + past/to/after)

The train leaves ______________ten minutes. (from/at/in)

Carla was born ______ 8.25 ______ the evening ______ Thursday 17th April 2000. (in/on/at + in/on/at + in/on/at)