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. I always get flowers ______________ my birthday.

On | We use the preposition on with specific dates and special days like birthdays, holidays, and weekends - that's why 'on my birthday' is correct.

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My football game is ____ Tuesday.

On | When referring to specific days of the week, we use the preposition on - just like we say 'on Monday', 'on Christmas Day', or 'on his birthday'.

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My grandpa was born ____ the 20th century.

In | the preposition in with larger periods of time like centuries, years, months and seasons - the 20th century spans multiple years, so it's treated as a lo

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Children go to school _________________weekdays

On | We use on when talking about specific days, including weekdays - just like we say 'on Monday' or 'on Saturday', we say 'on weekdays

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On Monday OR At Monday ?

On Monday |Talking about days of the week, we always use the preposition on - this is just one of those simple rules to remember, like how we say 'on Friday'

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The course starts ______________Tuesday afternoon.

On | When talking about specific days of the week like Tuesday, we always use the preposition 'on' before them!

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The weather is usually cold _______________January.

In | We use in with months and seasons to describe when something occurs, like saying 'in January', 'in summer', or 'in 2024'.

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lifesaver

Give 25 points!

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star

Double points!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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banana

Go to last place!

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banana

Go to last place!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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fairy

Take points!

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Lose 25 points!

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Lose 10 points!

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rocket

Go to first place!

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gift

Win 25 points!

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lifesaver

Give 25 points!

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We get on the bus every morning ____ seven.

At | referring to specific times on the clock, we always use the preposition at - this includes phrases like 'at noon', 'at midnight', and 'at seven o'clock'.

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George visits us __________________ Christmas every year.

At | We use the preposition at when referring to special days or festivals like Christmas, Easter, etc. - so at Christmas is correct here since it's a specific

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Lose 25 points!

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