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Complete the sentences with at , on , or on . 1. They left ____ 3 o'clock. 2.  I'm going to London ____ May. 3. We usually meet ____ Saturdays. 4. The whole family gets together ____ Christmas. 5. It was built ____ 19th century. 6. It's very cold here ____ winter. 7. Jessica was born ____ December 18th. 8. The temperature drops below zero ____ night. 9. The accident happened ____ Monday night. 10. I'll be back ____ an hour. Printable Answer key 1. at, 2. in, 3. on, 4. at, 5. in, 6. in, 7. on, 8. at, 9. on, 10. in

1. He admitted he was addicted ____ alcohol. A) from  B) for  C) to  D) with 2. I've always been afraid ____ snakes. A) of  B) from C) with  D) to 3. He seemed anxious ____  the interview. A) for  B) of  C) with  D) about 4. He is not capable ____ looking after children. A) at  B) of  C) to  D) for 5. He is completely dedicated ____ his job. A) to  B) for  C) with  D) about 6. Italy is famous ____ its pizza. A) with  B) about  C) of  D) for 7. I was very fond ____ dogs. A) for  B) of  C) with  D) for 8. I've always been interested ____ history. A) with  B) to  C) in  D) for 9. They are opposed ____ the new law. A) with  B) for  C) in  D) to 10. Who is responsible ____ this mess? A) for  B) of  C) with  D) about Printable

Aboard is a preposition or an adverb. Aboard means 'on or onto a ship, aircraft, train or bus'. It is the synonym of ' on board'. [as preposition] We finally went aboard the ship. [as adverb] The plane crashed into a mountainside, killing all 250 passengers aboard. Aboard can also mean 'in or into an organization, group or company'. She came aboard as a chief engineer.