Complete the sentences with the prepositions IN ON AT: a) I'm waiting for you the bus stop. b) The pink t-shirt is the closet. c) There are many English books the shelves. d) Can you see that poster the wall? e) I meet my friend Laura the shopping centre. 7 pm. f I am home now. Call me a few minutes please. g) Sarah is the airport. I hope she'll be here right. time. h) I get up. 7 o'clock in the morning, so i never go to bed late. _night. 1) My brother studies university, my sister is still school and I work as a nurse hospital. j My birthday is May. I was born _May, the 3** 1988 Madrid, Spain. k) I live 24 St. Theresea ST, Denver, Colorado. /) The Beatles were the best band the 1960s. They were always the top of the lists. m) There's a new shop Main Street, right inntall niavor the age of 16. the

To complete the sentences with the prepositions IN, ON, or AT, we need to consider the specific usage of each preposition. a) I'm waiting for you **at** the bus stop. Explanation: We use "at" when referring to a specific point or location, like a bus stop in this case. b) The pink t-shirt is **in** the closet. Explanation: "In" is used to indicate that something is inside a confined space like a closet. c) There are many English books **on** the shelves. Explanation: "On" is used to show that something is physically on top of a surface, like shelves in this case. d) Can you see that poster **on** the wall? Explanation: Here, "on" is used to denote that the poster is attached or placed on the surface of the wall. e) I meet my friend Laura **at** the shopping centre **at** 7 pm. Explanation: "At" is used to specify the exact time (7 pm) and also used before locations like shopping centres to indicate a meeting point. f) I am home now. Call me **in** a few minutes please. Explanation: "In" is used to show a short period of time before an action takes place. g) Sarah is **at** the airport. I hope she'll be here **on** time. Explanation: "At" is used for locations like the airport, and "on" is used to indicate arriving at an exact time. h) I get up **at** 7 o'clock in the morning, so I never go to bed late **at** night. Explanation: "At" is used before specific times, while "in" is used for more general times like morning or night. 1) My brother studies **at** university, my sister is still **at** school, and I work as a nurse **at the hospital**. Explanation: "At" is used for university, school, and specific reference to the hospital where you work. j) My birthday is **in** May. I was born **in** May, the 3rd, 1988 in Madrid, Spain. Explanation: "In" is used for months and years to denote a specific time. k) I live **at** 24 St. Theresea ST, Denver, Colorado. Explanation: "At" is commonly used for addresses to specify a location. l) The Beatles were the best band **in** the 1960s. They were always **at** the top of the lists. Explanation: "In" is used for time periods like the 1960s, and "at" is used to indicate a position or status on a list. m) There's a new shop **on** Main Street, right **in** the center of town. I started working there **at** the age of 16. Explanation: "On" is used for streets, "in" is used for areas like the town center, and "at" is used for specific ages.