Prepositional Phrases Dictation: Time and Sequence Chunks
B1 Level
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Keep the full time phrase together, starting with its preposition. On time means at the expected time; in advance means beforehand. At first describes the beginning, while in the meantime concerns the period before something else happens. Listen for a longer phrase too, including any final of. For good means permanently, not simply for a pleasant reason. The timing can change with just one small word, so replay the phrase if needed. Write the surrounding action as well as the expression you recognise.
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