Correct the prepositions of time in the sentences. Some of them are correct.
1) The Marcello family are arriving on 3 p.m. on Wednesday.
2) Mr. Chan's staying for four nights for Friday to Tuesday.
3) The bar's open all evening after 2 a.m.
4) The hotel closes at January for two weeks.
5) We'll arrive on Friday some time at the afternoon.
6) Business people use this hotel from the week but at the weekend, we usually have families staying.

1) The old man is so weak he can ... move. B. hardly
2) I ... to the Crimea last summer. It was great! B. went
3) My friends ... TV at the moment. B. are watching
A. I think I can smell smoke on Debbie's clothes. I'm sure she (has been smoking)
A. She is ashamed FOR her son
B. He was prompt at answering the request
C. France is famous FOR cheese
D. He is clever at foreign languages
1) A. became
2) C. have celebrated
3) B. made
4) A. celebrate
5) C. is
A. The businessman (flew) to England yesterday
B. - Did you (see) him this morning? -Yes. He (was standing) in the hall laughing.
8) A. They strolled in the park ... (lazily)
B. The child grew ... (silent)
C. He seems to be ... (honest)
9) D. whether
10) B. with
1) D. the smartest
2) A. easily
12) A. The teacher watched the students (write) the last
B. The policeman saw a stranger (leave) the house and (run) down the street quickly
C. Nobody will make me (change) my mind
1) A. I wish I had read this book
2) B. She said she knew him

My working day will begin at six o`clock. I will get up, switch on the walkman and do my morning exercises. It will take me fifteen minutes. At half past six I will have my so called breakfast: coffee and chewing – gum. At seven a.m. I will start to college. I will take a fixed-route taxi and, if I take it in time, I will get in studies at ten minutes to eight. I  will be happy! At nine o’clock I will wake up and I  will be  awfully hungry. During the breaks I will try to find any meal, something like chips or hot-dog. My lessons will finish at 3 p.m..
I  will be  awfully hungry but I am happy!