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I can pick up ______ half past seven. How long does the film last ?

  • A.on
  • B.at
  • C.about
  • D.in

Answer: B

The answer is at.

A clock time takes the preposition at: at seven, at noon, at half past seven. The sentence arranges a pick-up at a fixed time before a film.

On is used with days and dates (on Monday, on 5 May), and in with longer periods (in the evening, in July). About half past seven is possible English for an approximate time, but the sentence names a precise arrangement and the key takes the plain time preposition at.

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