Preposition practice

Some sentences with blanks for prepositions:

1. She is interested ___ learning new languages. (in, on, at)

2. The cat is hiding ___ the table.(under, above, over)

3. He arrived ___ the airport just in time.(at, in, on)

4. They are going ___ a trip next week.(on, for, in)

5. I usually drink coffee ___ the morning.(in, at, on)

6. The book is ___ the shelf.(on, in, under)

7. She was born ___ May. (in, on, at)

8. The keys are ___ the drawer. (in, on, under)

9. They talked ___ the phone for hours. (on, in, at)

10. He walked ___ the park yesterday. (through, in, around)

sentences with the correct prepositions filled in:

1. She is interested **in** learning new languages.

2. The cat is hiding **under** the table.

3. He arrived **at** the airport just in time.

4. They are going **on** a trip next week.

5. I usually drink coffee **in** the morning.

6. The book is **on** the shelf.

7. She was born **in** May.

8. The keys are **in** the drawer.

9. They talked **on** the phone for hours.

10. He walked **through** the park yesterday.

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