ПОМОГИТЕ 34 БАЛЛА Complete the sentences, using the right preposition. in at on Tina has been a fan...

Давайте заполним пропуски правильными предлогами "in", "at" и "on":

Tina has been a fan of U2 for many years. She went to her first U2 concert in 1992. It was in the spring, on Easter, but she bought her ticket in December. The concert was on 15th April. She's never forgotten the date. On Saturday, 15th April, she met her hero, Bono. The concert finished at 10:45. After the concert, she waited outside the theatre. Finally, at one o'clock in the morning, the band left the theatre and she got Bono's autograph.

Итак, вот полный текст с правильными предлогами:

Tina has been a fan of U2 for many years. She went to her first U2 concert in 1992. It was in the spring, on Easter, but she bought her ticket in December. The concert was on 15th April. She's never forgotten the date. On Saturday, 15th April, she met her hero, Bono. The concert finished at 10:45. After the concert, she waited outside the theatre. Finally, at one o'clock in the morning, the band left the theatre and she got Bono's autograph.

To complete the sentences with the correct prepositions "in," "at," or "on," it's important to understand how these prepositions are used with time expressions. Here's an expanded explanation of each preposition's usage:

1. Rules for the prepositions:

• In is used for general or longer periods of time, such as years, months, centuries, or parts of the day.
  • Examples: in 1992, in December, in the morning, in the spring.
• On is used for specific days or dates.
  • Examples: on 15th April, on Saturday, on Easter Day.
• At is used for specific points of time or particular moments.
  • Examples: at 10:45, at one o'clock, at Easter (referring to the holiday as a whole).

Now, let's analyze and complete the sentences step by step:

2. Completed sentences with explanations:

1. Tina has been a fan of U2 for many years. She went to her first U2 concert in 1992.

   • Explanation: The year 1992 is a general time reference, so we use "in."

2. It was in the spring,

   • Explanation: "The spring" refers to a part of the year, so we use "in."

3. at Easter,

   • Explanation: "Easter" (a holiday period) typically takes "at" when referring to the holiday in a general sense.

4. but she bought her ticket in December.

   • Explanation: "December" is a specific month, so we use "in."

5. The concert was on 15th April.

   • Explanation: A specific date takes "on."

6. She's never forgotten the date. On Saturday, 15th April, she met her hero, Bono.

   • Explanation: Specific days of the week and dates always take "on."

7. The concert finished at 10:45.

   • Explanation: For exact times, we use "at."

8. After the concert, she waited outside the theatre. Finally, at one o'clock

   • Explanation: Again, "at" is used for an exact time (one o'clock).

9. in the morning, the band left the theatre and she got Bono's autograph.

   • Explanation: "The morning" is a part of the day, so we use "in."

3. Final completed text:

Tina has been a fan of U2 for many years. She went to her first U2 concert in 1992. It was in the spring, at Easter, but she bought her ticket in December. The concert was on 15th April. She's never forgotten the date. On Saturday, 15th April, she met her hero, Bono. The concert finished at 10:45. After the concert, she waited outside the theatre. Finally, at one o'clock in the morning, the band left the theatre and she got Bono's autograph.

4. Key tips for remembering prepositions:

• Use in for longer periods (years, months, parts of the day).
• Use on for specific days/dates.
• Use at for exact times or holidays (e.g., "at Christmas").

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