May 18, 2021
PREPOSITIONS with the word LESSON
1. What happens AT / IN / ON your maths lessons?
2. AT / IN each lesson, first the teacher reads and fills in the attendance list in the electronic register.
3. IN / ON the next lesson students will present some of their back/ overdue pieces of work?
4. If he tried harder ON / IN / AT the biology lesson , he would get 2 'pluses' for (active) participation.
5. If he hadn't broken a desk AT/ IN the history lesson , he wouldn’t have got a written reprimand from the form teacher for (mis)conduct.
6. If he hadn't slept 3 hours (IN biology, IN PE, and IN computer studies, he wouldn’t feel bored now.
Which of these prepositions are correctly used?
Is there a rule on when to use AT, IN and ON with the word LESSON?
PREPOSITIONS wWith the wWord "LESSON"
In English, the first letter of all nouns, verbs, adjetives, adverbs, etc., is capitalized in the title.
1. What happens AT / IN / ONduring your maths lessons?
2. AT / IN each lesson, first the teacher starts off by readsing and fillsing in the attendance list in the electronic register.
I don't know what you mean by "electronic register".
3. IN / ON the next lesson, will students will present some of their back/ overdue pieces oflate work?
4. If he tried harder ON / IN / ATin the biology lesson , he would get 2 'pluses' for (active) participation.
5. If he hadn't broken a desk AT/ INin the history lesson , he wouldn’t have got a written reprimand from the form teacher for (mis)conduct.
I feel like it would be more natural to say "during" instead of "in" here.
6. If he hadn't slept 3 hours (IN biology, IN PE, and IN computer studies, he wouldn’t feel bored now.
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Which of these prepositions areis used correctly used?
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Is there a rule on when to use AT, IN and ON with the word LESSON?
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Great Job! Just a few corrections!
In all honesty, I don't think there's a rule and I think it might depend on what region you're in. For me, it seems much more natural to say "during" the lesson instead of "in" the lesson, but I don't think "in" is wrong,
I hope this helps!
May 18, 2021
Thank you so much for your help🙂
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PREPOSITIONS with the word LESSON PREPOSITIONS In English, the first letter of all nouns, verbs, adjetives, adverbs, etc., is capitalized in the title. |
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1. What happens AT / IN / ON your maths lessons? 1. What happens |
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2. AT / IN each lesson, first the teacher reads and fills in the attendance list in the electronic register. 2. I don't know what you mean by "electronic register". |
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3. IN / ON the next lesson students will present some of their back/ overdue pieces of work? 3. IN |
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4. If he tried harder ON / IN / AT the biology lesson , he would get 2 'pluses' for (active) participation. 4. If he tried harder |
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5. If he hadn't broken a desk AT/ IN the history lesson , he wouldn’t have got a written reprimand from the form teacher for (mis)conduct. 5. If he hadn't broken a desk I feel like it would be more natural to say "during" instead of "in" here. |
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6. If he hadn't slept 3 hours (IN biology, IN PE, and IN computer studies, he wouldn’t feel bored now. Which of these prepositions are correctly used? Is there a rule on when to use AT, IN and ON with the word LESSON? 6. If he hadn't slept 3 hours |
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