Answers For Quick Test For In / At For Place

We had a wonderful week in Madrid.   


  1. The title of the story was  at  the top of the page.
  2. I bought the souvenir when I was  in Paris last year. 
  3. The train stops at  Exeter and Plymouth. 
  4. I keep my money in  a box in my room.
  5. You’ll find the telephone in  the corridor. 
  6. I spend about 38 hours a week  at  work.
  7. The weather’s so lovely, let’s eat in  the garden.
  8. Pauline’s not feeling well.  She’s in  bed.
  9. Hamid work at a restaurant in  Oxford.
  10. We live at  number 32 Redland Road now.
  11. We had a wonderful week in  Madrid.
  12. The accident happened because the driver didn’t stop at  the traffic lights.
  13. There’s a supermarket at   the end of the street. 
  14. We had great fun last night at   Mick’s party.
  15. Are there any fish in  this river? 
  16. It’s too cold to go out.  I’m staying at  home tonight.

We live (1) in  an  old house  (2) at  the end of a quiet street (3) in  Birmingham.  There are four rooms downstairs.  I have my study on the left (4) at  the front of the house. There are a few chairs (5) in  the room and (6) in  one corner there is a table with a computer – that’s where I do most of my work.  The sitting room is also (7) at  the front of the house, on the right as you come in.  The kitchen is (8) at  the back.  It looks out over the garden.  There is another small sitting room (9) at  the back of the house.  There are four bedrooms upstairs, two (10) at  the front and two (11) at  the back.  There’s a bathroom (12) at  the end of the corridor. 


If you got a perfect score, congratulations!   If you didn’t,  review the  RULES  again and   REPEAT THIS TEST  until you get it all correct.  Remember, this kind of rules can’t be memorized unless you practice.  



Other Quick Tests you can take : 

Quick Test For  At/In/On  for Time 
Quick Test for Simple Subject-Verb Agreement


Related Articles : 
Quick Review For Busy People : Using At/In/On  for Time
A Quick Review On Verb Usage for Busy People
Say It In English And Say It Correctly
Helpful Tongue Twisters



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