Наш первый предлог – ON.

Мы его используем для:

- дней: on Monday, on Tuesdays, on my birthday, on the next day, on the first of January …
- на поверхности чего-то: on the table, on the floor

Это два основных использования. Давайте посмотрим другие примеры:

▪️On foot – пешком
▪️On my own – сам
▪️On the other hand – с другой стороны
▪️On TV, on the radio, on film – по ТВ, на радио, в фильме (видали, у нас вообще три разных)

▪️To spend money on something – тратить деньги на что-то
▪️To work on something – работать над чем-то
▪️To depend on something – зависеть от чего-то.

Пока достаточно 😊

Домашка: перевести 2 предложения:

1. В понедельник я пошел домой пешком, потому что потратил все свои деньги на новую игру.
2. Моя коллега ушла из компании, и сейчас я работаю над этим проектом сам.

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