Revise each of the highlighted prepositions of place:We will arrive in London early in the morning.Turn right at the

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1. We will arrive in London early in the morning. (Correct, «in» is used for cities and towns.)

2. Turn right at the bookstore and proceed straight ahead. (Correct, «at» is used for specifying a location.)

3. There is a TV in the corner of the room. (Correct, «in» is used to denote location within a space.)

4. My friends are coming to Moscow next week. (Correct, «to» is used when indicating a destination.)

5. I will be waiting for you at the corner of the street. (Correct, «at» is used for specifying a location.)

6. Their flat is on the ground floor. (Correct, «on» is used for indicating a floor level.)

7. We will visit our parents on Christmas Day. (Correct, «on» is used for specifying a date.)

8. My cousin is still in the hospital. I’m going to visit her. (Correct, «in» is used when someone is inside a building or institution.)

9. There is a nice picture at the end of the book. (Correct, «at» is used to specify a location within a context.)

10. What can you see in the picture? (Correct, «in» is used when referring to the content within an image.)