Grammar review

9. At, in, on

Complete the sentences using at, in or on where necessary.

1. Our company generated revenues of about $10 million ……………… October.
2. He can’t talk to you ……………… the moment. He is having a meeting.
3. They are going to announce the result of the investigation ……………… next month.
4. ……………… next week I am going to New York on a business trip.
5. Palmer, an associate, and Lloyd, one of the partners, arrived ……………… the same time.
6. What are you going to do ……………… the weekend? I am going to play bowling? Would you like to join me?
7. The order as it has been planned will be delivered ……………… two months.
8. I am going to work till 8 pm ……………… Thursday and Friday. I need to finish the project.
9. We travelled all night long and arrived ……………… 7 o’clock ……………… the morning.
10. I know that they arrived ……………… Wednesday morning.
11. The course starts ……………… 15 February and finishes somewhere ……………… May.
12. I am busy just now but I‘ll join you ……………… a moment.
13. The matter is very important. I want to discuss it with you ……………… lunchtime.
14. Do you work till 6 pm ……………… every Monday.
15. We lost $250 000 ……………… last April.

10. Adjectives

Choose the most suitable adjective.

1. I do the same thing every day. My job is very ………………….

2. I am not ………………… that you have failed the test. You should have practiced much more.

1. I have nothing to do. I'm ………………..
2. My job is very varied. I find it ………………...
3. After the negotiations he felt really ………………… and needed some rest.
4. I'm …………………in applying for the job.
5. I heard some very …………………. news. I'm going to lose my job. I feel terrible.
6. Come on! Pull yourself together! Don't be so …………………. There are plenty of other jobs.
7. I heard a very …………………... story. It will make you laugh.
8. It's not ……………………… that you have lost your job. You have never done any work properly.
9. I don't understand what he is talking about. I'm very ………………………..
10. There are a lot of road signs. It's all very ……………………...