Question 1
The project deadline is _____ Friday, so we need to finish everything by then.
Options: on, at, in
Work Routine - Meetings and Deadlines
This is a fill-in-the-blank exercise. Click on each blank and choose the correct answer from the dropdown. Some sentences may have more than one blank, so make sure you complete all of them. Use the correct prepositions of time to complete the sentences about work routines, meetings, and deadlines.
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Question 2
We have a team meeting _____ 3 o'clock this afternoon.
Options: in, at, on
Question 3
The report must be submitted _____ the end of the month.
Options: by, until, during
Question 4
I have been working on this proposal _____ two weeks.
Options: since, for, during
Question 5
Our quarterly review meeting is scheduled _____ March 15th.
Options: at, in, on
Question 6
The manager has been in a conference call _____ 10 a.m.
Options: for, since, ago
Question 7
We need to complete the budget review _____ the meeting starts.
Options: by, before, until
Question 8
The team worked hard _____ the entire project.
Options: during, throughout, for
Question 9
The client meeting was rescheduled three days _____.
Options: before, ago, since
Question 10
Most team meetings are held _____ the morning.
Options: at, on, in
Question 11
We will review the report _____ this afternoon.
Options: later, ago, after
Question 12
We usually work late _____ night when we have urgent deadlines.
Options: in, at, on
Question 13
The training session will continue _____ 5 p.m., so bring some snacks.
Options: by, until, at
Question 14
We will discuss the new policy _____ the staff meeting next week.
Options: after, later, following
Question 15
The company was founded _____ 2015 and has grown rapidly.
Options: on, at, in
Practise Work Routine - Meetings and Deadlines with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 15 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get instant feedback on every choice.
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