# data[].attributes.body
I jot down the note during the lesson
The book is wrote by him

# data[].attributes.body
1.I do homework during the lesson.
2.Place reply me by tomorrow morning.

# data[].attributes.body
1.in
2.in
3.in
4.at
5.at
6.in
7.in
8.on
9.in
10.in
11.on
12.on

# data[].attributes.body
part A
1.at
2.in
3.in
4.

# data[].attributes.body
A.
1.at
2.in
3.on
4.at
5.in
6.in
7.at
8.in
9.in
10.at
11.on
12.on
B.
1.in
2.from
3.to
4.and
5.in
6.between
7.at
8.at
9.between
10.in
I do exercise during the summer holidays.
You need to submit your project by 11:59 tonight.

# data[].attributes.body
Part A
1.At
2.in
3.On
4.at
5.in
6.in
7.at
8.at
9.in
10.on
11.In
12.at
13.on
14.on
Part B
1.in
2.from
3.to
4.and
5.At
6.between
7.at
8.to
9.between
10.on

during
You need to pay attention during the class .
by

# data[].attributes.body
Part A
1.at
2.on
3.in
4.at
5.on
6.in
7.at
8.on
9.in
10.in
11.at
Part B
1.at
2.form
3.to
4.or
5.at
6.
7.at
8.at
9.on
10.on
I like watching TV during eating dinner
Pls hand in IS workbook by tonight on google classroom

# data[].attributes.body
1.at
2.in
3.in
4.at
5.in
6.in
7.at
8.on
9.in
10.at
11.on
12.on
part b
1.at
2.from
3.to
4.and
5.at
6.between
7.at
8.to
9.between
10.on

# data[].attributes.body
1A 20 Hanson Li
1.at
2.in
3.on
4.at
5.at
6.in
7.at
8.on
9.in
10.at
11.at
12.on
Part B
1.at
2.from
3.to
4.and
5.at
6.between
7.at
8.at
9.between
10.on

# data[].attributes.body
Part A) You are writing a letter to your overseas penfriend. He is curious about life in Hong Kong during different festivals. Complete your letter with the correct prepositions of time ‘at’, ‘in’ and ‘on’

Dear David,
It was wonderful to hear from you again. I’m glad that you’re interested in Hong Kong life and culture. Let me tell you about some of the different festivals that we celebrate here.
The most important festival every year is Chinese New Year. (1)   Chinese New Year, people visit their relatives and exchange red packets. It follows the lunar calendar, so the festival falls (2)  either January or February. (3)  the second day of the New Year, you can watch a fireworks display at the Victoria Harbour (4)  around 8 p.m. If one of the New Year public holidays falls on Sunday, Dad and Mum will be very happy because they can enjoy an extra holiday on the fourth day of the New Year.

Another remarkable traditional festival here is called the Mid-Autumn Festival. As you may guess, this festival is (5)  autumn. Most people celebrate this festival by gathering with family and friends, eating mooncakes and appreciating the full moon (6)  the evening. Children especially enjoy carrying lanterns in the park. I remember that (7) five years old, I had a really cute Mickey Mouse lantern that greatly impressed my friends.

Have you heard of the Dragon Boat Festival? It is a festival in summer. (8)  this special day, people eat rice dumplings and watch dragon boat races. I remember that (9)  2016, my brother joined a dragon boat team. He trained vigorously for months for that competition.
Every year (10)  Ching Ming Festival, we clean our family graves and honour our family members who have passed away. In 2018, the festival fell (11) _____ 5 April.
Of course, we also celebrate some of the same festivals as you do in the UK. For example, we celebrate Christmas (12)  25 December and we also have public holidays in spring for Easter.
You must have lots of interesting festivals in your country too, right? Could you tell me more about them?

Yours sincerely,
Hanson

# data[].attributes.body
1D 19 Jim （Liang Chun Hong）
Part a）
1） in
2）in
3）on
4）at
5）in
6）at
7）in
8）on
9）in
10）at
11）on
12）on
Part B
1）in
2)from
3)to
4)at
5)between
6)at
7)between
8)at

I didn’t review during the summer holiday
I should hand in the work by 11:59pm,I have to hurry up.

# data[].attributes.body
part a
1.In
2.in
3.On
4.at
5.in
6.in
7.in
8.In
9.in
10.on
11.on 12.on

# data[].attributes.body
Part A
1.at
2.in
3.in
4.at
5.in
6.in
7.at
8.on
9.in
10.at
11.on
12.on
Part B
1.at
2.from
3.to
4.and
5.at
6.between
7.at
8.at
9.between

# data[].attributes.body
Part A
1.At
2.in
3.in
4.at
5.in
6.in
7.at
8.on
9.in
10.at
11.on
12.on

Part B
1.in
2.from
3.to
4.and
5.at
6.between
7.at
8.to
9.between
10.on

1.You cannot use your phone during class
2.You need to hand in the homework by 31 March

# data[].attributes.body
1. at
2.in
3.in
4.at
5.in
6.in
7.at
8.on
9.in
10.at
11.on
12.on
Part B
1.in
2.from
3.to
4.and
5.at
6.between
7.at
8.at
9.between
10.on

1.during
During her illness she had feverish dreams.
2.Wasnt he afraid to go there by himself?

# data[].attributes.body
Part A:
(1)at
(2) in
(3) at
(4) at
(5) in
(6) at
(7) at
(8) at
(9) in
(10) at
(11) on
(12) on
Part B:
(1) in
(2) at
(3) to
(4) and
(5) at
(6) between
(7) at
(8) to
(9) between
(10) on

(1) during
Please wear your mask when you’re out during the pandemic.
(2) by
Please come by 3:30pm, that your examination will be start at 3:45pm.

# data[].attributes.body
Part a
1 at
2 in
3 in
4 at
5 on
6 in
7 at
8 on
9 in
10 at
11 on
12 on
Part B
1.at
2 form
3 to
4 and
5 at
6between
7 at
8 at
9 between
10 on
1 I was eating breakfast during the zoom lesson.
2 Hand in your English notebook by tomorrow night on the Google classroom .

# data[].attributes.body
Part A) You are writing a letter to your overseas penfriend. He is curious about life in Hong Kong during different festivals. Complete your letter with the correct prepositions of time 'at', 'in' and 'on'

Dear David,

It was wonderful to hear from you again. I'm glad that you're interested in Hong Kong life and culture. Let me tell you about some of the different festivals that we celebrate here.

The most important festival every year is Chinese New Year. ( 1)  At Chinese New Year, people visit their relatives and exchange red packets. It follows the lunar calendar, so the festival falls (2)in either January or February. (3) On the second day of the New Year, you can watch a fireworks display at the Victoria Harbour (4) at around 8 pm. If one of the New Year’s public holidays falls on Sunday, Dad and Mum will be very happy because they can enjoy an extra holiday on the fourth day of the New Year.

Another remarkable traditional festival here is called the Mid-Autumn Festival. As you may guess, this festival is (5) in autumn. Most people celebrate this festival by gathering with family and friends, eating mooncakes, and appreciating the full moon (6)in the evening. Children especially enjoy carrying lanterns in the park. I remember that (7)at five years old, I had a really cute Mickey Mouse lantern that greatly impressed my friends.

Have you heard of the Dragon Boat Festival? It is a festival in summer. (8) On this special day, people eat rice dumplings and watch dragon boat races. I remember that (9) in  2016, my brother joined a dragon boat team. He trained vigorously for months for that competition.

Every year (10) at Ching Ming Festival, we clean our family graves and honour our family members who have passed away. In 2018, the festival fell (11) on 5 April.

Of course, we also celebrate some of the same festivals as you do in the UK. For example, we celebrate Christmas (12) on 25 December and we also have public holidays in spring for Easter.

You must have lots of interesting festivals in your country too, right? Could you tell me more about them?

Yours sincerely,

Hanson

Part B) You planned a party for your friend. You are writing a diary entry about it. Complete your diary entry with 'from...to', ;between...and' and the correct prepositions of time 'at', 'in', and 'on'.

Dear Diary,

Today was finally Erics's birthday party. I have been planning this day for weeks, so I', happy that it's all done. It was really a fun day!

I woke up today at 8 (1)in the morning. (2)From 8 am to 9 am, I got ready for the day. Then I had my breakfast and left for Eric's.

I ended up waiting for the bus from 9 am (3) to 9:45 am. Apparently, there was a traffic accident on the road. So I was late meeting Eric. I took him to go shopping in Mong Kok between 10 am (4)and noon.

(5)_ noon, we went to 'Part Zone'. That is the venue I booked for the party. We had a sumptuous lunch there first. (6)Between 1 pm and 3 pm, we played games at the venue. We have a lot of fun! After singing the happy birthday song to Eric, we left the Party Zone (7) at 330pm.

After that, we travelled to Kowloon Tong by MTR from 345 (8) to 4 pm. We went skating at Festival Walk ( 9)between 5 pm and 6 pm.

I think Eric really had fun (10)on his special day!

# data[].attributes.body
Dear David,
It was wonderful to hear from you again. I'm glad that you're interested in Hong Kong life and culture. Let me tell you about some of the different festivals that we celebrate here.
The most important festival every year is Chinese New Year. ( 1)    Chinese New Year , people visit their relatives and exchange red packets. It follows the lunar calendar, so the festival falls (2) either January or February . (3) the second dayof the New Year, you can watch a fireworks display at the Victoria Harbour (4) around 8 pm . If one of the New Year public holidays falls on Sunday, Dad and Mum will be very happy because they can enjoy an extra holiday on the fourth day of the New Year.

Another remarkable traditional festival here is called the Mid-Autumn Festival. As you may guess, this festival is (5)   autumn . Most people celebrate this festival by gathering with family and friends, eating mooncakes and appreciating the full moon (6) the evening . Children especially enjoy carrying lanterns in the park. I remember that (7) five years old , I had a really cute Mickey Mouse lantern that greatly impressed my friends.

Have you heard of the Dragon Boat Festival? It is a festival in summer. (8) this special day, people eat rice dumplings and watch dragon boat races. I remember that (9)   2016 , my brother joined a dragon boat team. He trained vigorously for months for that competition.
Every year (10) Ching Ming Festival , we clean our family graves and honour our family members who have passed away. In 2018, the festival fell (11) _____ 5 April.
Of course, we also celebrate some of the same festivals as you do in the UK. For example, we celebrate Christmas (12)   25 December and we also have public holidays in spring for Easter.
You must have lots of interesting festivals in your country too, right? Could you tell me more about them?

Yours sincerely,
Hanson

# data[].attributes.body
Part A) You are writing a letter to your overseas penfriend. He is curious about life in Hong Kong during different festivals. Complete your letter with the correct prepositions of time ‘at’, ‘in’ and ‘on’

Dear David,
It was wonderful to hear from you again. I’m glad that you’re interested in Hong Kong life and culture. Let me tell you about some of the different festivals that we celebrate here.
The most important festival every year is Chinese New Year. (1)   Chinese New Year, people visit their relatives and exchange red packets. It follows the lunar calendar, so the festival falls (2)  either January or February. (3)  the second day of the New Year, you can watch a fireworks display at the Victoria Harbour (4)  around 8 p.m. If one of the New Year public holidays falls on Sunday, Dad and Mum will be very happy because they can enjoy an extra holiday on the fourth day of the New Year.

Another remarkable traditional festival here is called the Mid-Autumn Festival. As you may guess, this festival is (5)  autumn. Most people celebrate this festival by gathering with family and friends, eating mooncakes and appreciating the full moon (6)  the evening. Children especially enjoy carrying lanterns in the park. I remember that (7) five years old, I had a really cute Mickey Mouse lantern that greatly impressed my friends.

Have you heard of the Dragon Boat Festival? It is a festival in summer. (8)  this special day, people eat rice dumplings and watch dragon boat races. I remember that (9)  2016, my brother joined a dragon boat team. He trained vigorously for months for that competition.
Every year (10)  Ching Ming Festival, we clean our family graves and honour our family members who have passed away. In 2018, the festival fell (11) _____ 5 April.
Of course, we also celebrate some of the same festivals as you do in the UK. For example, we celebrate Christmas (12)  25 December and we also have public holidays in spring for Easter.
You must have lots of interesting festivals in your country too, right? Could you tell me more about them?

Yours sincerely,
Hanson

# data[].attributes.body
Part A) You are writing a letter to your overseas penfriend. He is curious about life in Hong Kong during different festivals. Complete your letter with the correct prepositions of time ‘at’, ‘in’ and ‘on’

Dear David,
It was wonderful to hear from you again. I’m glad that you’re interested in Hong Kong life and culture. Let me tell you about some of the different festivals that we celebrate here.
The most important festival every year is Chinese New Year. (1)   Chinese New Year, people visit their relatives and exchange red packets. It follows the lunar calendar, so the festival falls (2)  either January or February. (3)  the second day of the New Year, you can watch a fireworks display at the Victoria Harbour (4)  around 8 p.m. If one of the New Year public holidays falls on Sunday, Dad and Mum will be very happy because they can enjoy an extra holiday on the fourth day of the New Year.

Another remarkable traditional festival here is called the Mid-Autumn Festival. As you may guess, this festival is (5)  autumn. Most people celebrate this festival by gathering with family and friends, eating mooncakes and appreciating the full moon (6)  the evening. Children especially enjoy carrying lanterns in the park. I remember that (7) five years old, I had a really cute Mickey Mouse lantern that greatly impressed my friends.

Have you heard of the Dragon Boat Festival? It is a festival in summer. (8)  this special day, people eat rice dumplings and watch dragon boat races. I remember that (9)  2016, my brother joined a dragon boat team. He trained vigorously for months for that competition.
Every year (10)  Ching Ming Festival, we clean our family graves and honour our family members who have passed away. In 2018, the festival fell (11) _____ 5 April.
Of course, we also celebrate some of the same festivals as you do in the UK. For example, we celebrate Christmas (12)  25 December and we also have public holidays in spring for Easter.
You must have lots of interesting festivals in your country too, right? Could you tell me more about them?

Yours sincerely,
Hanson

# data[].attributes.body
Part B)  You planned a party for your friend. You are writing a diary entry about it. Complete your diary entry with 'from...to', ;between...and' and the correct prepositions of time 'at', 'in', and 'on'.

Dear Diary,
Today was finally Erics's birthday party. I have been planning this day for weeks, so I', happy that it's all done. It was really a fun day!

I woke up today at 8 (1)in the morning. (2)_ 8 am to 9 am, I got ready for the day. Then I had my breakfast and left for Eric's.

I ended up waiting for the bus from 9 am (3)_ 945 am. Apparently there was a traffic accident on the road. So I was late meeting Eric. I took him to go shopping in Mong Kok between 10am (4)_ noon.

(5)_ noon, we went to 'Part Zone'. That is the venue I booked for the party. We had a sumptuous lunch there first. (6)_ 1pm and 3 pm, we played games at the venue. We has a lot of fun! After singing the happy birthday song to Eric, we left the Party Zone (7)_ 330pm.

After that, we travelled to Kowloon Tong by MTR from 345 (8)_ 4pm. We went skating at Festival Walk (9)_ 5pm and 6pm.

I think Eric really had fun (10)_ his special day!

(1) in
(2)....