The Present simple tense

Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition.
Last year I went 1) on a trip which was an absolute disaster. I was going to Berlin 2) business when, 3) accident. I got 4) the wrong train. We were 5) the way to Brussels before I realised my mistake. When I got to Brussels I had more problems because all my money was 6) German Marks and I didn’t have my credit card with me. 7) chance, I found a helpful policeman, who was soon 8) the phone to my company. Thanks to his help I was able to arrange for some money to be sent to a nearby bank. I spent that night in a hotel and paid my bill 9) cash before leaving. 10) the end I got to Berlin twenty-four hours later than I had expected. Everyone thought my trip was a big joke, especially when I told them I had seen Brussels 11) the way.


Fill in: at, in or on.
I go to school every day 1) at 9 o’clock. Lessons start 2) 9.15 am 3) Mondays and Tuesdays.4)
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays they start 5) 9.30 6) the morning. School finished 7) 3.30 8) the afternoon. 9) Saturdays and Sundays I don’t go to school. We have a month
off 10) the summer, two weeks' holiday 11) Christmas, and two weeks off 12) Easter.
Fill in ago or before.
I met my penfriend, Bill, four days 1) ago . I had never met him 2) . The day 3). I saw
him I was a bit nervous because I didn't know what he would be like. He comes from America and. although I went there two years 4) , we didn’t meet then. When I met him, I discovered that his grandparents used to live near my village 100 years 5) so he might even be a distant relation.


Fill in : yet, still or already.
Gerry : Have you been to the bank 1) yet ?


June : No. I’ve 2) told you, I’m 3) waiting for that cheque from my
accountant.
Gerry : Hasn’t he sent you it 4) ? Why don’t you phone him?
June : I've 5) phoned him. He says he hasn’t finished working out my tax 6)