**101.1 Write 'to' or 'in'.**

1. I like reading **in** bed.
2. We're going **to** Italy next month.
3. Sue is on holiday **in** Italy at the moment.
4. I must go **to** the bank today.
5. I was tired, so I stayed **in** bed late.
6. What time do you usually go **to** bed?
7. Does this bus go **to** the centre?
8. Would you like to live **in** another country?

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**101.2 Write 'to' or 'at' if necessary. Sometimes there is no preposition.**

1. Paula didn't go **to** work yesterday.
2. I'm tired. I'm going home. (no preposition)
3. Ann is not very well. She has gone **to** the doctor.
4. Would you like to come **to** a party on Saturday?
5. "Is Liz **at** home?" "No, she's gone **to** work."
6. There were 20,000 people **at** the football match.
7. Why did you go home early last night?
8. A boy jumped into the river and swam **to** the other side.
9. There were a lot of people waiting **at** the bus stop.
10. We had a good meal **at** a restaurant and then we went back to the hotel.

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**101.3 Write 'to', 'at', or 'in' if necessary. Sometimes there is no preposition.**

1. I'm not going out this afternoon. I'm staying **at** home.
2. We're going **to** a concert tomorrow evening.
3. I went **to** New York last year.
4. How long did you stay **in** New York?
5. Next year we hope to go **to** Canada to visit some friends.
6. Shall we go **to** the cinema this evening?
7. Is there a restaurant **at** the station?
8. After the accident, three people were taken **to** hospital.
9. How often do you go **to** the dentist?
10. "Is Diane here?" "No, she's **at** Ann's."
11. My house is **at** the end of the street on the left.
12. I went **to** Mary's house but she wasn't home.
13. There were no taxis, so we had to walk home.
14. "What did you study **at** university?" "I didn't go **to** university."

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**101.4 Write 'to', 'at', or 'in' if necessary. Sometimes there is no preposition.**

1. What time do you usually get **to** work?
2. What time do you usually get home? (no preposition)
3. What time did you arrive **at** the party?
4. When did you arrive **in** London?
5. What time does the train get **to** Paris?
6. We arrived home very late. (no preposition)

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**101.5 Complete these sentences about yourself. Use 'to', 'in', 'at'.**

1. At three o'clock this morning I was **in** bed.
2. Yesterday I went ___.
3. At 11 o'clock yesterday morning I was ___.
4. One day I'd like to go ___.
5. I don't like going ___.
6. At 9 o'clock yesterday evening I was ___.