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Certainly, here are the sentences completed with the appropriate prepositions:
a) I'm waiting for you **at** home.
b) The pink t-shirt is **in** the closet.
c) There are many English books **on** the shelves.
d) Can you see that poster **on** the wall?
e) I meet my friend Laura **at** the shopping centre.
f) Call me, a few minutes please **at** home.
g) Sarah is **at** the airport. I hope she'll be here **at** home right after.
h) I get up **at** 7 o'clock in the morning, so I never go to bed **at** late night.
i) My brother studies **at** university, and I work as a nurse **at** the hospital.
j) My birthday is **on** May 3, 1988, in Madrid, Spain.
k) The Beatles were the best band **in** the 1960s. They were always at the top of the lists.
l) There's a new shop **on** Main Street, right around the corner.
m) He became a professional football player **at** the age of 16.
n) She appears **on** TV every Sunday afternoon.
o) So, **at** 6 o'clock on Sunday, I go to the cinema with my friends.
p) Lunchtime I go back home to eat something.
q) Please, put that red pen **on** the desk; it's **on** the floor now or maybe **in** that box.
r) She's been **in** prison for some years. Currently, she's working **in** a supermarket.
s) Amy's sister goes **on** holiday every summer.
t) The English books are **in** my schoolbag. My schoolbag is **on** the table **in** the living room.
u) I'd rather live **in** the country. It's too boring **on** a farm.
v) I can't live **on** an island **in** the Caribbean.
w) My father is **at** the office now. He comes back home **at** midnight because he's very busy.
x) **At** the window, looking at the people passing by.
y) Do you like the life **in** the country or the life **in** the city?
z) See you **at** Mayte's party!