Today's homework!!

1. Peter is playing tennis on Sunday. 2. My brother's birthday is on the 5th of November. 3. My birthday is on May. 4. We are going to see my parents on the weekend. 5. In 1666, a great fire broke out in London. 6. I don't like walking alone in the streets at night. 7. What are you doing in the afternoon? 8. My friend has been living in Canada for two years. 9. I have been waiting for you at seven o'clock. 10. I will need to finish this essay on Friday.

Happy Wednesday, my dear [이름]!   Prepositions create the biggest confusion for students for whom English is a second language. I want you to go over the third, ninth and tenth sentences. In is used in months, years, and period of time while on is used with specific dates. Since in the tenth sentence indicates that the doer of the action has been waiting from seven o\'clock until the present time. As for by, this preposition is used in the tenth sentence to indicate that the doer of the action has to pass the essay on or before Friday. If you have any questions about the sentences, feel free to ask me tomorrow.   ~Teacher Shanee   1. Peter is playing tennis on Sunday.>>> Correct!2. My brother\'s birthday is on the 5th of November.>>> Correct!3. My birthday is on May.>>> My birthday is in May.4. We are going to see my parents on the weekend.>>> Correct! 5. In 1666, a great fire broke out in London.>>> Correct!6. I don\'t like walking alone in the streets at night.>>> Correct!7. What are you doing in the afternoon?>>> Correct!8. My friend has been living in Canada for two years.>>> Correct!9. I have been waiting for you at seven o\'clock.>>> I have been waiting for you since seven o\'clock.10. I will need to finish this essay on Friday. >>> I will need to finish this essay by Friday.