Choose the correct answer. Do we use prepositions before times, places, or both? times / places / both Which is correct? We'll go on foot./ We'll go by foot. /both 1 Which is correct? I'm at home. /I'm at the home, /both4 Do we use for with the present perfect simple to show when a situation - which is still continuing - started?yes / no 5 Do we use since with the present perfect simple to show how long a situation has continued? yes / no6 Which is correct? I've been here since 5pm./ I've been here since two hours./ both​

I hope you are well. I want to tell you about my hobbies and interests. During the week, I my homework in the evenings and after that I watch TV. I like watching sitcoms and reality shows but I don't really like talk shows. Sometimes my friends come around and we watch a DVD. 
At the weekend, I do some sports. On Saturday morning, I play football with the school team and in the afternoon I go shopping. I always go to the cinema with friends on Saturday night. On Sunday I relax at home and read a book or instead I go cycling. 
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