Ejercicios A2 : practicar La expresión del tiempo en inglés

Estos ejercicios te ayudarán a consolidar el uso de las expresiones de tiempo en inglés vistas en el curso. Pon a prueba tu dominio de yesterday, tomorrow, at, in y on con situaciones concretas.

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Ejercicio 1 : Completa con la preposición correcta

Usa at, in u on para completar cada frase. Escribe la frase completa con la preposición adecuada.

1. She has a dentist appointment ___ Monday morning.
2. The museum closes ___ 6 o'clock.
3. We always visit our grandparents ___ December.
4. They got married ___ the 14th of February.

Correction

1. She has a dentist appointment on Monday morning.
2. The museum closes at 6 o'clock.
3. We always visit our grandparents in December.
4. They got married on the 14th of February.

Ejercicio 2 : Corrige los errores de tiempo

Cada frase contiene un error en la expresión de tiempo. Reescribe la frase completa corrigiéndola.

1. I went to the supermarket tomorrow and bought some milk.
2. She will call you yesterday after dinner.
3. We have class in Friday at noon.
4. He was born in the 3rd of July.

Correction

1. I went to the supermarket yesterday and bought some milk.
2. She will call you tomorrow after dinner.
3. We have class on Friday at noon.
4. He was born on the 3rd of July.

Ejercicio 3 : Elige la opción correcta

Selecciona la frase correcta entre las cuatro opciones propuestas.

1. Which is the correct sentence to say that something happened the day before?
   • I will see her yesterday at the park.
   • I saw her yesterday at the park.
   • I see her yesterday at the park.
   • I seen her yesterday at the park.
2. How do you correctly express an action that will happen the following day?
   • We go to the cinema yesterday.
   • We went to the cinema tomorrow.
   • We will go to the cinema tomorrow.
   • We are went to the cinema tomorrow.
3. Which sentence correctly uses the preposition of time for a clock time?
   • The train leaves on 9 o'clock.
   • The train leaves in 9 o'clock.
   • The train leaves at 9 o'clock.
   • The train leaves by 9 o'clock.
4. Which is the correct sentence to talk about something that happens in a season of the year?
   • They usually travel at summer.
   • They usually travel on summer.
   • They usually travel in summer.
   • They usually travel by summer.

Correction

1. I saw her yesterday at the park.
2. We will go to the cinema tomorrow.
3. The train leaves at 9 o'clock.
4. They usually travel in summer.