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    Using Prepositions

    Exercise Book

    Writtenby / Escritopor

    Edward R.

    R osset.

    Member

    of the

    Bachelor

    of

    Arts Assoc iat ion

    of

    Euskadi.

    Miembro de l Colegio de Licenciados de Filosoffay Letras

    de Euskadi.

    Revisedby / Revisadopor

    Editorial Stanley

    Published

    by /

    Editado

    por

    Editorial

    Stanley

    Layout/ Diseno yMaquetacidn

    Angela Gbmez Martfn

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    Editorial

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    Contents

    Using

    Prepositions ExerciseBook

    Prologue

    v

    List of English

    Prepositions

    vi

    About

    Above

    O n O n to

    Onto

    O ver

    -Up 2

    Across Through Throughout 6

    Beside

    Besides

    Aside

    8

    After Behind B eyond Past 10

    Until Till As far as Up to 12

    Between

    Among

    W ithin

    14

    O n At In 16

    From

    O f O f f

    Since

    With

    2 5

    Despite

    In

    spite

    of

    Instead

    of

    Instead

    .. 33

    Into To

    Towards

    35

    Round

    Around About 42

    Dur ing -For 44

    As

    Like

    46

    Below

    Down U nder Beneath

    Underneath 48

    Against O pposite Infrontof 50

    Out of Ou ts ide -O u t 52

    For By Along 54

    Assorted

    Typing 58

    Crossword with prepositions

    60

    Complete

    the joke with prepositions.

    Guillotines

    61

    Assorted

    62

    Assorted

    63

    Crosswordwith

    prepositions

    64

    Putting

    out the

    fire

    65

    Assorted

    66

    You

    will f ind 11 prepositions in this word

    square 67

    Assorted 68

    Which

    is the

    correct answer?

    69

    Assorted

    70

    Answer the

    following questions:

    71

    Hung out to dry 72

    Match numbers with letters

    73

    Crossword with prepositions 74

    Assorted 75

    Ask questions

    for

    these

    answers 76

    By

    C andle Light 77

    There are 15

    prepositions. Find them

    78

    Finish

    the

    sentences

    79

    Assorted 80

    Crossword of prepositions 81

    Free Drinks

    82

    Assorted

    83

    Skin Trouble 85

    Assorted 86

    Findthe 13prepositions 87

    Whichis the correctanswer? 88

    Assorted 89

    Match

    num bers with letters

    90

    SwimmingPool 91

    Assorted 92

    Find

    the 12

    prepositions

    93

    Ask questions

    for

    these answers

    94

    Assorted 95

    Find the 13

    prepositions

    96

    Another Coffee

    97

    Answerthes e questions 98

    Assorted

    99

    Assorted 100

    Assorted

    101

    Assorted

    102

    Answer Key 103

    in

    S T A N L E Y

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    Using

    Preposi t ions

    Exercise

    Book

    Prologo

    Prologue

    Las

    preposiciones inglesas son, quiza,

    uno de

    los

    puntos ma's conflictivos del idioma ingles

    para

    aquellos que quieran adquirir un completo

    dominio de lalengua.

    En

    muchos

    de los

    casos

    las

    preposiciones

    inglesas no se

    corresponden

    con sus

    homologas de otros idiomas.

    I am

    waiting

    for

    Peter.

    Estoy

    esperando

    a Pedro.

    En

    otros

    c a s os ,

    en un

    idioma puede

    que haya

    preposici6n mientrasque en el

    otro

    idioma

    no lahay.

    I

    sawJames

    last

    night.

    V i a

    Ja ime

    ayer noche.

    Con los

    libros Guide

    to

    Prepositions

    y

    Using

    Preposit ions

    tratamosd eproporcionar al

    estudiante

    y al

    profesional

    de la

    traducci6n

    una

    ayuda para

    facilitates sutrabajo.

    English prepositions are perhaps one of the

    most

    difficult points

    of the

    English language

    for

    those

    who

    want

    to

    acquire

    athorough

    knowledge

    of the

    language.

    Very often English prepositions do not

    correspondto

    their

    homologues inother

    languages.

    I am

    waiting

    for

    Peter.

    Estoyesperandoa Pedro.

    In

    other

    cases,

    there

    may be a

    preposition

    in

    one language where there is no preposition in

    the

    other language.

    I

    saw

    James

    lastnight.

    V i a

    Ja ime ayer

    noche.

    With theGuide to Prepositionsand Using

    Preposit ionswe provide students and

    professionalswith a practical

    tool

    to help them

    intheir work.

    Sobre el uso de

    este

    libro

    El

    libro Using

    Prepositionses un

    libro

    de

    ejercicios, complementario delGuide to

    Prepositions.

    Encontramos

    que muy a

    menudo,

    las

    preposicio-

    ne s en

    ingle's

    no se

    corresponden

    con las

    espanolas.Por lo tanto, los estudiantes

    encuentran difi'cil saber exactamente que

    preposicion

    usar en una frase

    dada.

    Eneste

    libro

    el estudiante encontrara cientos

    de ejercicios que leayudaranadominar el

    difi'cil arte

    del uso de las

    preposiciones.

    Las

    mas conflictivasha nsido agrupadasen la

    primera parte del

    libro,

    siendo sus diferencias

    expl icadas

    c onejemplos.

    En

    la

    segunda parte, todos

    los

    ejercicios

    estan

    mezclados. Elestudiante debe elegir que

    preposicion

    usar

    basandoseen elsentido de la

    frase.

    How

    to usethis book

    Th e

    book

    Using

    Prepositions

    is an

    exercise

    book to complement Guide to Prepositions.

    W efind

    that, very often, prepositions

    in

    English

    do not

    correspond

    to the

    Spanish

    ones.

    Therefore, students find

    it

    very difficult

    to

    know

    exactlywhich preposition to use in a given

    sentence.

    Inthis book students willfindhundredsof

    exerc ises

    to help them master the difficult art of

    using prepositions.

    Th e

    most confusing ones

    have

    been grouped

    together

    in the

    first part

    of the

    book

    andtheir

    differences explained with examples.

    In the

    second part

    all the

    exercises

    have

    been

    mixedtogether.The

    student must

    find

    which

    preposition

    to usewith

    only

    the

    context

    of the

    sentence

    as a

    guide.

    S T A N L E Y

    V

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    Using Prepositions Exercise Book

    ListofEnglishPrepositions

    about

    above

    according

    to

    across

    after

    against

    along

    among

    around

    as far as

    at

    because of

    before

    behind

    below

    beneath

    beside

    besides

    between

    beyond

    but

    by

    despite

    down

    during

    except

    fo r

    from

    in

    infront

    of

    inside

    in spite of

    instead of

    into

    like

    near

    of

    off

    on

    on to

    opposite

    out

    of

    outside

    over

    past

    round

    since

    through

    throughout

    till

    to

    toward(s)

    under

    underneath

    until

    up

    upon

    up

    to

    with

    within

    without

    V I

    S T A N L E Y

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    Using Prepositions

    Exercise Book

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    Using

    Preposi t ions

    Exercise Book

    About Above On On to Onto Over Up

    About y on

    What's the difference between a

    book abou t cooking

    and a

    book on

    cooking?

    O n se usa

    para

    sugerirque un

    libro,

    arti'culo, charla, etc.,es

    serio oac ademico, apropiado

    para

    especialistas.

    Aboutse usacuando la informacionque se da es mas

    general,

    o el

    estilo

    de la

    comunicacion

    es mas

    casual.

    A

    textbook on Americ an history.

    (Un

    libro

    de

    texto

    sobre

    la

    historia

    americana)

    Abook about American

    civilization.

    (Un libro sobre

    la

    civilizacion

    americana)

    Above y over

    Los dos sepuedenusarcon el significado

    de 'mas alto que'.

    Cuando

    querem os significar 'por encim a',

    'cubriendo', usamosover.

    The

    watercame above/over

    their waists.

    ( E l agua

    les

    llegaba

    por

    encima

    de la

    cintura)

    Tambien c on numerosyex presionesde

    cantidad

    o

    medida

    se usa

    over.

    -

    The

    plane

    w asflying

    over

    France.

    ( E l avion estaba volando sobre

    F rancia)

    -

    There

    are a lot ofclouds

    over

    thesouthof Wales.

    ( H a b i a c a n t i d a d d e

    nubes sobre

    e l s u r d e l P a t s d e G a l e s )

    The

    temperaturewasfour

    degrees above zero.

    ( L a

    temperatura

    era de

    cuatro grades sobre cero)

    - Therewereover2,000

    people.

    (Habia

    m a s

    de

    2.000 personas)

    - She wasover 18anyway.

    (D e todas formas tenfa

    mas de 18 anos)

    Usamos

    above cuando pensamosen medidasen laescala

    vertical (de arribaaabajo).

    Compare:

    - Thesummitofthismountain isover 6,000m. above sea-level.

    ( L a cumbre de

    esta

    montana esta a mas de 6.000 m. por

    encima

    del nivel del m a r )

    Onto

    y on to

    Onto es unapreposicionquesignifica

    'encima', 'sobre', 'en', 'a'. Se usa con

    verbos

    de

    movimiento.

    O n

    to significa 'metersecon uno',

    'estar detras

    de

    uno'.

    -

    Shall

    I put the

    vase

    ontothe

    shelf?

    (iPongo el

    jarron

    en la estanten a?)

    -

    Let's

    moveonto

    the

    next

    item.

    (Sigamos con el siguiente paso en la agenda)

    - He's always on to me.

    (Siempre esta

    encima mi o)

    -

    They

    must be on tosomethinggood.

    (Deben de haber

    encontrado

    algo

    bueno)

    Up

    Up puede ser preposicion y adverbio. Como

    preposicion significa 'arriba', 'en', 'contra'.

    - They walked

    up the

    street.

    ( C a m i n a r o n c a l l e a r r i b a )

    S T A N L E Y

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    Using Preposi t ions Exercise B o o k

    About

    Above

    On On to Onto Over Up

    1. She was

    furious

    our

    mistake.

    2. We

    could hardly hear each other

    the loud music.

    3. He increased his influence

    theothers.

    4.That man must be forty;

    he's

    fifty

    at least.

    5. I've written a book

    Hannibal crossing the Alps.

    6.

    There were five

    or six

    books spread

    all

    the

    table.

    7. She is all

    suspicion.

    8.

    They

    are

    laughing

    his

    strange clothes.

    9. The

    helicopter

    washovering

    the littlevillage.

    10.Therewassomething strange

    that

    girl.

    11. She put herumbrella herhead.

    12.That

    girl

    is deception.

    13. The

    woman

    is

    somewhere

    theplace.

    14. The

    plane

    was

    flying

    the

    clouds.

    15. His hat was his

    ears.

    16. Idropped thekeys somewhere

    the place.

    17.Think it; don't act on impulse.

    18. She 'swrong me. I'm not

    likethat.

    19. We all

    agree

    the

    need

    for

    more schools.

    20.

    What does

    he

    want

    to see me ?

    21. I'm

    writing

    a

    book

    flowers.

    22. The old man was very angry

    the

    delay.

    23.Tell me all it.

    24. We are

    well

    sea

    level.

    25.

    What's

    he so

    angry

    ?

    26. Why

    don't

    you ask him

    the ringyou lost yesterday?

    27.Don't worry

    that;

    I'll

    see

    toit.

    28. I was

    wondering that

    myself.

    29. He won the

    audience.

    30. Thepoor womanwasweeping

    the

    death

    of her

    husband.

    31. He's very careless his per-

    sonalappearance.

    32. Does he have any authority

    them?

    33. Andwhile you're it, whydon't

    you

    write

    my Christmas

    cards

    too?

    34.Stop beating thebush.

    35. My

    grandfather likes

    to

    boast

    his feats in the war.

    36. Becareful,

    mind

    what

    37. Hisheadwasbent a book.

    38. The

    Romans

    were victorious

    theirenemies.

    39. Pleasesitdown, we're to start.

    40. You must be certain the

    facts beforeyou doanything.

    S T A N L E Y

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    you re

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    Using

    Prepositions

    Exercise

    Book

    About

    Above

    On On to

    Onto

    Over Up

    Which

    is thecorrect

    answer?

    1.I

    couldn't

    care less

    it

    a)

    over

    b) on c)

    about

    d) above

    2. He

    came

    with

    a

    solution.

    a) up b)over c)about d) above

    3. I really don't know

    what

    all the fussis

    a)

    over b) about c) up

    d) on

    4. Let 's

    climb

    the

    tree

    and

    take

    the

    apples.

    a)

    on b)over c)above d) up

    5.1 wish

    you'd

    do

    something your

    hair;it looks terrible.

    a)

    about

    b) on c) above d)

    over

    6.

    We're very

    uneasy our

    future.

    a)on to b)

    onto

    c)

    about

    d)

    over

    7. Something will happen; something will

    turn

    a)

    up b)

    over

    c)

    about

    d) on

    8. We'vebeen walking thetownall

    day.

    a) up b)

    about

    c) on d)

    over

    9. And

    while

    you are

    that

    business.

    a)up b)

    about

    c) on d)

    over

    10. He

    tumbled

    a

    stone here.

    a)

    up b) above c)

    over

    d)onto

    11.Turn theradio.Thevolumeis

    toolow.

    a)

    up b)over c) on d)above

    12. He

    consulted

    a

    doctor

    the

    pain

    in

    his

    shoulder.

    a) about b) over c) on d) above

    13. We have no control it.

    a)

    about b) on c) onto d) over

    14.

    He's

    crazy

    that

    woman.

    a)on b)

    over

    c)

    about

    d) above

    15. The

    huge boulder

    crashed

    down

    th e

    car.

    a)

    on b) onto c) over d) about

    16. Don't cry spilt milk.

    a)

    over b) above c) about d) on

    17. I'm curious your work.

    a

    on b

    above

    c on to d about

    18. She is

    suspicion.

    a)

    on b)

    above

    c)

    over

    d)

    about

    19.

    You'll

    see it in the

    paragraph.

    a)on b)

    onto

    c)

    over

    d)

    above

    20. There'ssomething hisattitude that

    worries

    me.

    a)

    about b)

    above

    c) on to d) over

    21. Let'sget this business.

    a)

    on b)

    ac ross

    c)over d) about

    22. He stepped out of the train the

    platform.

    a)on b)

    onto

    c)

    over

    d)

    about

    23. She

    tripped

    a

    chair

    a nd

    fell.

    a)on b)

    over

    c)

    about

    d)

    above

    24.

    There

    were

    cigarette butts

    all the

    place.

    a)

    about b) on c) over d) above

    25.

    Don't

    toss

    your money

    .

    a)

    above b) on to c) onto d) about

    26. They had a discussion that.

    a)

    on b)

    about

    c)

    over

    d)

    onto

    27. The

    police

    are

    them about

    the

    missing money.

    a)

    on b)

    onto

    c) over d) about

    28. They escaped the

    border.

    a)

    on b)

    onto

    c)

    over

    d)

    about

    29. I'm verydoubtful thewisdomof

    that.

    a)

    about

    b) on c)

    over

    d)

    above

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    Using

    Preposi t ions

    Exercise

    Book

    About

    Above

    On On to

    Onto

    Over

    Up

    Join

    the sentences

    1.

    What

    are you ...

    2.

    He'svery excited

    ...

    3. My

    window opens

    ...

    4. The two men

    fought...

    5.

    TodayI

    don't

    feel...

    6. The old man

    stumbled

    ...

    7. I

    have

    my

    suspicions

    ...

    8.They have supremacy...

    9. I'mvery glad...

    10. This is a story ...

    11. The dog

    came

    straight...

    12.

    He's verycareless

    ...

    13. You can

    alwayscount...

    14. The

    child climbed

    up ...

    15. There's a lecture ...

    A.

    about ghosts.

    B. about the project.

    C.

    about you passing yourdrivingtest.

    D. overother countries.

    E.

    talkingabout?

    F.

    about him.

    G. on to the

    park.

    H.

    over

    a

    fallen chair.

    I. up to it; I'mtired.

    J.

    over

    a

    woman.

    K. on

    chemistry.

    L. on me.

    M.

    onto

    the

    path.

    N.

    onto

    his

    father's shoulders.

    0. about hisappearance.

    1. What are you

    2. He's very excited

    3. My

    window opens

    4. The two men

    fought

    5.Today I

    don't

    feel

    6. The old man stumbled

    7.

    I

    have

    mysuspicions

    8. They

    have

    supremacy

    9. I'm

    very glad

    10.

    This

    is a story

    11. The dog

    came straight

    12.

    He's very

    careless

    13. You can

    always

    count

    14. The

    child climbed

    up

    15.

    There's

    a

    lecture

    5

    S T A N L E Y

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    Using P reposi t ions Exe rc i se Book

    Across

    Through Throughout

    Across,

    through

    Lo s

    do s signif ican lo mismo: 'a t raves'. S in embargo,

    across

    se usacuando nos referimos a una superf ic ie,

    o

    pasamos

    de un lado a otro (por ejemplo unrio).

    They

    w alked across

    the

    road.

    ( C r u z a r o n l a c a r r e t e r a )

    He swam

    acrossthe river.

    ( C r u z o

    el rio a

    n a d o )

    Through

    Through

    se usacuando hablamos

    acerca

    de unac avidad

    o espacio tridimensional.

    Theywalkedthrough

    the

    forest.

    ( C a m i n a r o n

    a

    t ra v e s

    del

    b o s q u e )

    Hejumpedthrough

    the

    window.

    ( S a l to a t r a v e s d e la v e n t a n a )

    Throughout

    Puede

    se r

    preposicion

    o

    adverbio.

    Como preposicion significa 'porodo', 'e n todo'

    Como

    adverbio significa 'hasta el final'.

    - You can seethat

    throughoutthe country.

    ( S e p u e d e ver eso por

    todo

    e l

    p a t s )

    I readthebookthroughout.

    Lei

    el libro de cabo a rabo)

    S T A N L E Y

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    Using Preposi t ions Exercise Book

    Across

    Through Throughout

    1.Theyall

    swam

    the riverand

    soonreached the other side.

    2. He

    sailed

    the

    examination.

    3.

    References

    to

    love keep

    occurring

    the

    poem.

    4. Air pressure forces the water

    the

    pipe.

    5.

    There's

    a

    garage

    the

    street.

    6. his

    life

    he had always

    collected stamps.

    7. She could see people the mist.

    8. The

    church

    isjust the

    road.

    9. They are

    going

    to

    build

    a new bridge

    the river.

    10.

    We

    went

    for a

    walk

    the

    fields.

    11.

    12.

    13.

    14.

    15.

    16.

    17.

    There was ahuge, gloomyhouse

    the road.

    The

    house

    was

    hardly visible

    the

    mist.

    I

    came

    my old

    teacher

    on

    my way home.

    A

    message

    has

    just come

    They

    tunnelled their

    way

    The

    tree crashed the

    window.

    The

    rescue party cut the

    forest.

    18.

    The

    children

    cut a

    field.

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    20.

    They thrust

    their

    way the

    crowd.

    A

    feeling of

    horror

    swept

    the

    crowd.

    22.

    Mypropertyextends

    fields.

    23.

    I'm afraid the project has fallen

    those

    24.The

    water

    filters

    the

    sand.

    25.

    He got his

    exams,

    thank

    goodness.

    26.

    The

    morning

    light

    stole

    the

    shutters.

    27. Thestorywassplashed the

    front page.

    28.Thechildren

    splashed

    the

    puddles.

    29.She squeezed the narrow gap.

    30.The

    banana

    skin slipped his

    fingers.

    31. The

    elephants smashed

    the

    bushes.

    32.

    We'll have

    to cut

    country

    to

    reachthevillage.

    33.The baby slept the

    thunderstorm.

    34. These

    people are

    smuggling

    drugs

    customs.

    35.The road snakes the

    mountains.

    36.After the storm we

    were

    all

    soaked

    21. He

    swept

    his

    hand

    his

    hair.

    37.

    When

    I saw

    her,

    she waslooking

    the

    window.

    38.

    They are

    rowing

    the lake.

    39.

    Thewind

    screamed

    the trees.

    40.They pushed

    their

    way the

    crowd.

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    Book

    Beside

    Besides

    Aside

    Beside

    Esunapreposicion quesignifica 'allado

    de'o'juntoa'.

    Besides

    Who'sthat beautifulgirlsittingbeside Peter?

    ( iQuien es esa preciosa joven sentada juntoa Pedro?)

    Besides

    es

    tanto preposicion como

    adverbio.

    Comopreposicion tieneunsignificado

    parecido a 'ademasde', cuando quere-

    mos

    afiadir alguna informacion nueva

    a la

    que yatenemos.

    Besides como adverbio, significa

    'tambien', 'ademas'. Generalmenteva

    seguido

    de

    coma, antes

    de una

    oracion.

    Besides

    geography,

    we

    have

    to

    study literature.

    (Ademtis

    de

    geografia, tenemos

    que estudiar literatura)

    Who was at thepartys besides

    John

    and theMillbanks?

    (iQuien estaba en la f iesta edema s

    de John y los Millbank?)

    I

    don't like those books; besides, they're

    not

    what

    I'mlooking for.

    (N o me gustan estos libros, adenitis no son los que

    estoy buscando)

    It'stoocoldto goout; besides, there'sagood

    programmeon TV.

    (Hace demasiado f n o para salir,

    ademas

    hay un buen

    programs en la tele)

    Aside

    Aside puedeserpreposiciony adverbio.

    Como

    preposicion tieneelsignificadode

    'excepto por'.

    Como adverbio significa

    'a un

    lado'.

    -

    Ihardlywatchany TV,

    aside

    from the news.

    (Apenas veo la tele, aparte

    de las noticias)

    Stand

    aside please;

    let

    the ambulancepass.

    (Apartense,

    por

    favor, dejen

    pasar la ambulancia)

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    Using P reposi t ions Exerc ise Book

    1. I have no relatives

    uncle.

    an

    old

    2. your earlier work, this

    piece

    seems rather disappointing.

    3. She

    called

    me and

    told

    me

    what hadhappened.

    4. She swept the curtains

    5. Hestepped and let her in.

    6.Stand and let me pass

    7. There were 15 people at the meeting

    the

    speaker.

    8. The

    beautiful

    girlsat me.

    9.

    beingexpensive, it's bad.

    10. Hisefforts look feeble

    yours.

    11.

    Susan c ame

    and sat me.

    12. There were twelve people at the party,

    me.

    13.There

    will

    be ten ofthemfor lunch,

    Peter.

    14. Wehaven't timeto see it,

    it's very

    boring.

    15. This is our youngest child,wehavetwo others

    16. The film was in black and white,

    being too long.

    17. I have no relations, a distant

    cousin.

    18.Nobody

    cares

    aboutme you.

    19. She was

    herselfwithrage

    whenshe saw the

    mess.

    20. her good looks she has

    nothing

    else.

    21. I

    alwayskeep this book

    me,

    just incase.

    22. He sat the dark-haired

    girl.

    23. She

    pulled

    the curtain .

    24. Stand and let these people

    pass

    25.

    We've

    set

    some money

    for our retirement.

    26. The baby giraffe stood

    its

    mother.

    27. Putthis pullover for me, I'll

    come with the money later.

    28. Do you play any other sports

    darts?

    29. He

    took

    me andtoldme

    about

    his

    illness.

    30. He pushed the old woman

    3 1

    We'll have to put any idea

    of a holiday this year.

    32. Our school stands a

    river.

    33. He has two

    other cars

    the one he's driving.

    34.

    I've

    hadoffers

    from

    several

    American

    companies

    and two British ones .

    35. The

    exact

    cost is the point.

    36 I

    don't

    mind

    you being late; ,

    it's

    not your fault.

    37. He was himself with

    grief when his wifedied.

    38.

    When

    she passed her exam she was

    herself with joy.

    39.

    Stand

    and

    make

    way for the

    ambulance.

    40.

    Everymonth

    we put a bit of

    money for arainy day.

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    Exerc i se Book

    After

    Behind

    Beyond

    Past

    After

    After va

    seguido

    de

    presente, nunca

    de

    futuro.Significa 'despues de'.

    After no se usa

    com o adverbio;

    eladver-

    bio esafterwards, o then o afterthat.

    - I'll get intouch withyouafterI

    arrive.

    (M epondre

    en contacto con usted

    despues

    de

    l legar)

    - I'm going to have my lunch; and then I'm going

    to

    study.

    ( V o y a comer, despues v o y a estudiar)

    Behind

    Behind puede ser preposicion y adverbio.

    Como preposicion significa 'detras'.

    Como adverbio significa 'detras.

    - He leftagood

    memory behind him.

    ( D e j o detras u n buen

    recuerdo)

    -

    We

    can'tleave

    our dog

    behind.

    ( N o podemos

    dejar

    detras a nuestro

    perm)

    Beyond

    Beyond

    puede se rpreposicion y adverbio.

    Como preposicion significa 'masalia de'.

    Como

    adverbio significa 'mas alia', 'ma s

    lejos'.

    - They went beyond the

    river.

    ( F u e r o n ma s alla

    del no)

    - Look

    at the river and the

    mountains

    beyond.

    ( M i r a

    el no y las

    montanas

    detras)

    Past

    Past

    puedeser preposiciony adverbio.

    Como preposicion significa 'por delante de'.

    Comoadverbio significa 'pasar'.

    -

    He

    ran past.

    (Paso

    corriendo.)

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    - They drovepast

    the

    house.

    (Pasaron en

    coche

    por

    delante de la

    casa. )

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    Preposi t ions

    Exercise

    Book

    After Behind

    Beyond

    Past

    1. The policeman ran him, but

    he

    escaped.

    2.There'sagood film on the day

    tomorrow.

    3.Thiscar is repair, I'm afraid.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    8.

    9.

    10.

    11.

    Don't forget to lock the door

    youwhenyou leave.

    I'd liketo knowwho is

    allthat.

    This

    old man is

    working.

    Afterso

    many

    yearsthe

    town

    had

    changed

    recognition.

    She

    works the counter as a

    sales

    assistant.

    The four children weretrailing

    their

    mother.

    The sportscarthundered

    and vanished

    into

    the

    distance.

    She's

    likehermother.She

    takes

    her

    mother.

    12. The dog went the cat.

    13 They have beeninquiring

    your father.

    14. My

    parents

    are going out so I

    have

    to

    look

    my little brother.

    15. She set the dog me.

    16. We'll namethe

    little

    baby its

    mother.

    17.Thesetreatiesareusuallynegotiated

    the scenes.

    18.They were standing us

    in thequeue.

    19. There's always a man a scheme.

    20.What's the new

    dress

    and pearl necklace?

    21. The storm left atrail of destruction

    it.

    22.There are

    many

    people the

    scenes.

    23.Whatyou aretellingme is

    belief.

    24.

    That kind

    of

    money

    was

    quite

    our reach.

    25. The

    little

    boy was

    hiding

    the

    armchair.

    26.I can'tunderstandthe lesson;it's quite

    me.

    27. 'Willyou look the children?'

    'Yes,I'll takecareofthem.'

    28.We'll name the baby you,

    darling.

    29.

    They

    wereset atliberty

    questioning.

    30. Heshaved off his

    beard

    wearing it for twenty years.

    31. Hewalked without looking

    at

    us .

    32.

    We'll

    do

    this first,

    we can do

    that

    we finish this.

    33. He

    comes here

    day

    day.

    34. what shedid, I don't trust her.

    35.1 live in this street, just the

    post

    office.

    36. Has the

    number

    27 bus

    gone

    yet?

    37.

    She's

    the age

    when

    she

    needs a

    babysitter.

    38. She waswalkingtwo steps him.

    39. Few

    people live

    the age

    of a hundred.

    40.

    This watch

    is

    I'm

    afraid.

    repair,

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    Until Till As far as Up to

    Until,till

    Until otill puede se rpreposicidn oc onjuncion.

    Como

    preposicion

    tiene el significado de

    'hasta'.

    Como

    conjuncion

    significa 'hasta que'.

    -

    Let's wait

    until/till

    Friday.

    ( E s p e r e m o s h a s t a

    e l

    v i e r n e s )

    - Let's waituntil/tillhecomes.

    ( E s p e r e m o s

    h a s t a

    q u e l l e g u e )

    As

    far as

    As

    far as

    significa 'hasta'en distancia.

    -

    Let's walk

    as far as

    the

    bridge.

    ( C a m i n e m o s h a s t a e l puente)

    Upto

    Up to significa 'hasta' cuando se sube o se

    trepa.

    We'llhaveto walk up to the top

    of

    thehill.

    (Tendremos que caminar

    hasta

    lo

    alto

    de la colina)

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    -A s far as- Up to

    Using Preposi t ions

    Exercise Bo o k

    1.

    Continue

    in

    this direction

    you see a sign.

    2. he spo k e she hadn't

    realized he was a foreigner.

    3. There was nobody around

    I could see.

    4. It's OK I am concerned.

    5. W e wai ted four o 'c lock .

    6. We are going the top of

    the

    hill.

    7. We played cards 10 o 'c lock.

    8.

    We'll walk

    the top of the

    hill.

    9. I was up three o 'c loc k

    in the morning.

    10. Wa i t she sees that.

    11 .O ncehe

    starts

    he won't stop

    he f inishes.

    12. He

    didn't

    have a gilrfriend

    he was 25.

    13.Don't move I

    tell

    you.

    14. Hadn ' t you better wait

    he gets here?

    15.

    We ' l l

    go

    Manchester

    on this train.

    1 6.

    They climbed

    the

    stairs

    the

    tower.

    17.

    The y' l l work nine p.m.

    if necessary.

    18. I'll be here you cal lme.

    19.

    They came

    th e

    door .

    20. The sold iers wai ted

    they got new orders.

    21. The two athletes ran

    22. The boy c l imbed

    top of the

    tree.

    23 .

    Walk

    you cai

    24. He was awake

    in the morning.

    25. Shecould

    hardly walk

    the window.

    26. Go the a

    old

    trunk.

    27. Wai t th e

    28.lt

    m ay last

    29.

    Nothing happened

    o 'c lock .

    30.

    now I

    lived alone.

    31. Nobody knew the secret

    the old man's death.

    32. Run the

    wait there.

    33. Continue in this direction

    you see

    34.

    Continue

    in

    this direction

    the

    old

    church.

    35. She won 't stop shouting

    you

    let her go.

    36. Don' t open the parce l

    your

    birthday.

    37. He climbed the rope

    38. He was a

    c lerk

    39 .

    Wait

    you

    40. I'll

    race

    you

    hill.

    the tower.

    the

    n along

    the

    cliff.

    3 o ' c l o c k

    )ttic and get the

    rain s tops .

    Friday.

    tw o

    have

    always

    old cast le and

    an o ld

    church .

    the roof.

    th e war .

    hear from me.

    the top of the

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    Between Am ong

    Within

    Between

    Puede

    se r

    preposicion

    y

    adverbio.

    Como preposicion significa'entre'.Se

    usa con dos personaso cosas.

    Como adverbio significa

    'en

    medio',

    'por

    medio', 'entremedias'.

    -

    O ur houseis betweenthe church and

    the

    post office.

    ( N u e s t ra c a s a e s t a entre la i g l e s i a y c o r r e o s )

    Leave them alone,don't

    get between.

    ( D e j a l o s , no te m e ta s en

    medio)

    Among,

    amongst

    Among, amongst es preposicion y

    - Isawahouse among

    the trees.

    ( V i una c a s a

    entre

    los

    a r b o l e s )

    significa

    'entre'.Se usa

    cuando

    hay mas

    de dos (cosas opersonas).

    Within

    Within

    puede

    ser

    preposicion

    y

    adverbio.

    Comopreposicionsignifica

    'al

    alcance

    de', 'dentro de',

    'a

    menos de'.

    Keep

    the

    children

    within

    call.

    ( T e n

    a l o s n i n o s a l

    a l c a n c e

    d e la v o z )

    The

    job mustbe done

    within

    a week.

    ( E l

    t ra b a j o d e b e d e e s ta r t e rm in a d o

    d e n t r o d e u n a s e m a n a )

    Theenemy

    waswithintwo

    miles.

    ( E l e n e m ig o e s ta b a a m e n o s d e d o s m i ll a s )

    Como adverbio significa'dentro'.

    - Enquirewithin.

    (Entra

    y

    pregunta

    dentro

    - Kitchen porter wanted: applywithin.

    ( S e n e c e s i t a pinche de c o c i n a - . p r e g u n t a r

    dentro)

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    Am ong

    Within

    Using Prepositions

    Exerc ise Book

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    those

    present were the

    President and his

    wife.

    A

    phone call

    is

    cheaper

    8 pm and 6 am.

    Those people are always arguing

    themselves.

    We drank a bottle of wine

    the two of us.

    There's

    no understanding

    husband

    and wife.

    6.I had to choose the two

    girls.

    7.

    8.

    9.

    10.

    11.

    12.

    13.

    14 .

    15.

    16.

    17.

    18.

    19.

    20.

    That's the differenc e you

    and

    me.

    They

    divided

    the

    stolen money

    all

    of them.

    you and me, it 's impossible

    to

    do it.

    They

    shared the money the

    tw o

    criminals.

    The four c hildren shared the swee ts

    them.

    Irun

    is on the border

    and

    Spain.

    France

    You have to

    read

    the

    lines.

    There was a race the two horses.

    There's

    a

    close relation

    rainfall and

    crops.

    There's

    a

    close resemblance

    the two boys.

    The

    poor

    boy was at a

    loss

    all

    the women.

    They arrived three andfour.

    What's the difference a

    horse

    and a

    mule?

    Don't be afraid, you're

    friends.

    21. Mrs Rogers divided the cake

    Jean

    and

    John.

    22. The

    whole

    thingw as

    an

    inch

    of

    collapsing.

    23. It weighs two and three tons.

    24. They split the work them.

    25. Sheturned an hour.

    26. Go and see everybody

    living

    the area.

    2 7 . Th er e ' s

    a

    bell

    th e

    patient's reach.

    28. The

    village

    ha s

    four pubs

    a hundred yards.

    29. I 'm

    looking

    for a house

    a

    mile from the station.

    3 0 . 1

    could

    see a

    house

    the

    trees.

    31. She felt small the two boys.

    32. It is the limits of my

    modest talent.

    33. I live th e church and

    the bridge.

    34. She felt lost those people.

    35. He

    f inds

    it

    hard

    to

    live

    his income.

    36. you and me, it can 't be done.

    37. She w or ks th e poor.

    38. those present was the

    Prime Minister.

    39.

    We'II

    lay a

    cable

    the two

    poles.

    40 .

    They k ept arguing

    themselves.

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    On At In

    On,at,in

    Engeneral

    on,

    in y at se usan para hablar acerca

    de laposicion en el espacio. A veces, la diferen-

    c ia entre ellos es dificilde ver, y no siemprees

    faci l

    saber cual de ellos es correcto.

    Por

    regla

    general:

    On

    se usa para

    hablar sobre

    la

    posicion

    en una

    Imea o en una superficie.

    At se usa cuando hablamos sobre posicion en un

    punto.

    In se usa para hablar sobre posicion en un

    lugar

    que tenga tres dimensiones.

    On aline

    There's anicelittlevillageonthe

    river.

    ( H a y

    un

    b o n i to p u e b lo

    en el no)

    There's

    a

    motel

    on

    this road.

    ( H a y u n m o t e l e n e s ta c a r re t e ra )

    On a

    surface

    There was apicture onthe wall.

    ( H a b f a

    u n

    c u a d r o

    e n l a

    p a r e d )

    - S h e was sittingon achair.

    ( E s t a b a s e n t a d a

    e n u n a

    s i l l a )

    A t a

    point

    Turn leftat the trafficlights.

    ( G i r a

    a la i z q u i e r d a en el

    semiforo)

    She

    was standing

    at

    the crossroads.

    ( E s t a b a d e p ie e n e l

    cruce

    d e c a r r e t e r a s )

    In three

    dimensions

    De todasformas,comohay muchas excepcio-

    nes, recomendamos

    al

    estudiante

    que se

    refiera

    al libro Guide to Prepositions que contiene una

    recopilacion exhaustiva de ejemplos.

    The dog isin the

    kitchen.

    ( e l

    p e r ro

    e s t d

    e n l a

    c o c i n a )

    The

    children were swimming in the

    river.

    ( L o s ninos

    e s t a b a n n a d a n d o

    en el no)

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    Exercise Book

    On At In

    1. I

    have

    been work all day.

    2.

    They

    had

    very

    little

    information

    to

    work

    3. She wondered the speed

    with whichthe letter arrived.

    4.

    That

    girl is

    very good tennis.

    5.

    There

    was no

    name

    the

    door,so we knocked.

    6. The car was stopped the

    traffic

    lights.

    7. I refuse to spend so much money

    a

    pairof runningshoes.

    8. How much interest are we paying

    the

    loan?

    the

    .Turn left

    roundabout.

    10. Therewas a man standing

    the

    corner

    of the

    room.

    11. There are eight pints a gallon.

    12.There was a huge lamp

    the

    ceiling.

    13.She's very keen

    music.

    14. There were a lot of people

    the

    bus.

    15. The old man was absorbed

    his task.

    16. She was accompanied

    the piano by her father.

    17. You must be very

    accurate

    this kind of work.

    18.

    Acid a c t s metal.

    19. The

    cameras zoomed

    in

    his face.

    21. You must admit you are

    the

    wrong.

    22. The

    poor woman yelled

    anguish.

    23. Wedon'tadmit anybody else

    our

    club.

    24. The man wasvery

    advanced

    years.

    25. He

    advises

    the Government

    economic

    affairs.

    26. They all agreed the best

    course

    of action.

    27.There'sno agreement that point.

    28.

    We're collecting money

    aid

    of

    charity.

    29. All the soldiers aimed the target.

    30. The

    little

    bird alighted a branch.

    31. The

    passengers were very angry

    being delayed.

    32. She isvery annoyed the

    wa y

    hebehaves.

    33. I'mvery annoyed your

    carelessness.

    34. She's an

    expert programming

    a

    computer.

    35. This is an attack poverty.

    36. They were all in attendance

    the ceremony.

    37.

    You're very

    bad

    changing nappies.

    38.

    He's awful telling jokes.

    39.

    Don't

    turn

    your

    back

    people.

    20. He waswrithing about agony. 40. We're banking your help.

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    Exercise

    Book

    On At In

    Which is thecorrectanswer?

    1. She

    hadn't bargained

    her

    husband coming back so early.

    a)

    on b) at c) in

    2. The four dogs were barking m e.

    a)on b) at c) in

    3. The theory is based pract ice.

    a) at b) in c) on

    4. You have to bear that mind.

    a)

    in b) on c) at

    5. She

    beat

    him his own

    game.

    a)on b) at c) in

    6.

    Hannibal

    was

    blind

    his

    right

    eye.

    a) in b) on c) at

    7.

    Don't

    put the blame me.

    a)at b) in c) on

    8. Thefour

    volumes were bound

    leather.

    a)

    on b) in c) at

    9. Iliketo bet my

    money horses.

    a)

    on b) at c) in

    10. I'm speaking behalfof my

    col leagues.

    a) at b) in c) on

    11.

    We' l l take vengeance

    you one

    day.

    a)at b) on c) in

    12. Thelittlegirl entered the room

    tears.

    a)at b) on c) in

    13. What ar e

    your

    v iews

    these

    matters?

    a) on b) in c) at

    14.We'll pay h im

    ca s h .

    a)

    at b) on c) in

    15. We had to

    ca l l

    an

    exper t .

    a)

    at b) on c) in

    16. The little statue was carved wood.

    a)

    in b) at c) on

    17. The dog

    c a m e

    straight m e.

    a) at b) on c) in

    18.

    Have

    you any

    comments

    the

    scandal?

    a)

    at b) in c) on

    19. Thelittle boy

    clutched

    my

    hand.

    a)on b) at c) in

    20.

    He's very clumsy doing things.

    a) on b) in c) at

    21. I

    can't

    see

    anything;

    turn the

    lights,

    p lease.

    a) in b) on c) at

    22. We

    must

    put our

    trust God.

    a)

    in b) on c) at

    23. A

    marriage must

    be

    based

    trust.

    a) on b) in c) at

    24. He

    tucke d

    hi sshirt hi s

    trousers.

    a) in b) at c) on

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    Using Preposit ions Exe rc i se Book

    1. She hadn't bargained suc ha

    violent

    react ion.

    2. The

    dogs were barking

    me.

    3. The theory is based practice.

    4. You have to

    bear that

    mind.

    5. I

    beat

    h im h is own

    game.

    6. O rellana was blind one eye.

    7.Don't put the

    b lame

    me.

    8. The

    four volum es were bound

    leather.

    9. I

    l ike

    to bet my

    money horses.

    10.

    11

    I'm speaking behalf of my

    col leagues.

    We ' l l take vengeance you

    one day.

    12.Don't

    vent your anger

    your

    wife.

    13.

    14

    What

    are your view s all these

    matters?

    O n

    my way

    home I' l l call

    Susan 's .

    15. We had to

    cal l

    an

    expert.

    16.

    The

    little statue was carved

    wood.

    17. The dog

    came straight

    m e.

    18. Have you any

    comments

    the

    scandal?

    19. Thelittleboy c lu tched my hand.

    20.

    21

    H e 's

    very c lumsy

    doing

    anything

    with

    hi s

    hands.

    ,I c a n ' t see anything; turn

    th e

    lights, please.

    22. We must put our trust God.

    23. A marriage must be based

    trust.

    24. He

    t u cked

    h is

    shirt

    h is

    t rousers.

    25. Try these shoes befo re you

    buy them.

    26. The

    little

    boy tugged my

    elbow.

    27 .

    They took com pass ion those

    children.

    28.I'll let you go

    condition

    that

    you

    come back ear ly.

    29. She

    d oes n ' t

    confide

    anybody.

    30. I have

    conf idence

    my

    son.

    31. She congratulated him

    passing

    hi s

    e xa ms .

    32.

    Hello, Charles. Congratulations

    your success.

    33.Angrily he smashed the

    glasses

    th e table.

    34. The

    soldiers charged

    th e

    enemy.

    35. There's a change the

    weather.

    36. This is an elementary course

    German.

    37. There 's a lecture che mistry.

    38. I saw them a new Mercedes.

    39. You know that you can a lways count

    me.

    40.

    I'll

    gowith

    you.

    You can

    count

    m e

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    On At In

    the party the beach the table the train

    the teatre the

    ceiling

    three o'clock sea

    Friday

    an

    island page

    20 night

    the table the wall war the 2

    nd

    floor

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    Using Preposit ions

    Exercise Book

    1.

    There were n't many people

    the plane.

    2. He arrived the 8.30 train.

    3. She was the back of the

    car.

    4. He stood the

    door.

    5. You did i t

    purpose.

    6. I saw him the way here.

    7. The dog was my

    way.

    8. There's a conc ert the

    Albert Hall.

    9.We'll go New Year's day.

    10.

    There's something

    the

    ceiling.

    11. She was lying the

    sofa.

    12. He was sitting the

    armcha i r .

    13.

    I'll com e

    to see you

    your

    birthday.

    14. He was waiting the traffic

    lights.

    15 .

    There were fifty people

    the

    most.

    16. She

    bought

    it

    half price.

    17. I

    attended dinner

    his

    request.

    18. He ordered the soldiers to fire

    will.

    19. The re's a flag the pole.

    20. The poor woman was pain.

    21. This is the

    biggest

    country

    the wor ld .

    22 . She was the jury.

    23. Who se s ide are you ?

    2 4 .

    Thos e peop le

    are

    s t r i ke .

    25. He was very advance d years.

    26 . She 's s tuck her new

    boyfriend.

    27.

    They

    got

    stuck

    th e

    mud.

    28. The re's someth ing the sole

    of my shoe.

    29.

    That's based personal taste.

    30. We

    succ eeded making

    hi m

    talk.

    31. I was

    very surpr ised

    th e

    news.

    32 .

    She's very charming

    th e

    surface.

    33.

    They dined cold chic ken.

    34. He f i xed hi s eyes the

    beauti ful woman.

    35.

    She's

    a

    graduate law.

    36.

    What

    are yougetting ?

    37. He ca s ta glance the

    headl ines.

    38. We heard the news the

    radio.

    39. The

    little girl

    was her

    own.

    40 .1 co uld see some c louds the

    hor izon.

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    Exercise

    Book

    On At In

    Match n um bers with letters

    1. He'sstudying

    2.

    I sawyour mother

    3. All the church goers

    4. That was a

    storm

    5. They kepta lot offood

    6. They stopped

    dead

    7. The

    stress falls

    8. In this factory they work

    9.That manwill stop

    10. He wasstirring

    11.

    Stick

    the

    stamp

    12. He isstill

    13. She spends all her money

    14 .

    He's

    an

    expert

    15. They sprinkled water

    16 .

    These

    people are spying

    17 . Take a look

    1. He's studying

    2. I saw your mother

    3. All the

    c hu r c h go e r s

    4.

    That

    was a

    storm

    5. They k ept a lo t of food

    6. They s topp ed de ad

    7. The s t ress fa l ls

    8. In

    this factory they work

    9.That man will s top

    10. He was

    stirring

    11.S t i c k the s t a m p

    12. He is

    still

    13. She spends al l her m oney

    14 . He ' s an e x pe r t

    15.

    They sp r ink led wate r

    16.These peop le are spying

    17 .

    Ta ke

    a

    look

    A. atthis.

    B. on the path.

    C. in a

    tea-cup.

    D. on me.

    E. on the secondsyllable.

    F.at Bristol University.

    G. in his

    sleep.

    H. in their tracks.

    I. in

    store.

    J. at

    nothing.

    K.at the

    butcher's.

    L.

    eight hours

    a t a

    stretch.

    M. on clothes.

    N. on theenvelope.

    O .

    were

    a t

    c hurch.

    P.

    at

    college

    Q. in electronics.

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    UsingPrepositions Exercise Book

    1.

    Soak

    the

    bread

    2. The o ld man

    sneered

    milk.

    their

    ettorts.

    3. That

    money

    is not to be sneezed

    , youknow.

    4. The

    little girl smiled sweetly

    5. The

    bells

    ring

    intervals

    throughout

    the day

    6. He

    snatched

    handbag.

    7.They advanced

    8. The

    fish snapped

    9. The dog

    snarled

    pos tman.

    10. Are you

    interested

    11. Someonewas

    knocking

    door.

    12.

    They

    all joined

    carols.

    him.

    regular

    th e

    lady's

    a

    snail's pace,

    the

    bait.

    the

    ancient

    art?

    the

    ..

    singing

    22 .

    23.

    2 4 .

    2 5 .

    26.

    27 .

    28.

    29.

    30.

    31.

    32.

    33.

    34.

    1 3

    14

    15

    1 6

    1 7

    18.

    19.

    20.

    They have

    involved

    her the

    crime.

    They are all

    very keen

    climbing.

    Keep talking,

    somebody

    is

    watch ing

    us .

    Y ou

    must never laugh other

    p e o p l e .

    The

    poor littlegirl

    is

    lacking

    warmth.

    Don't look

    m e

    like that

    They

    have

    lost

    a lot

    that deal.

    I

    live

    20

    Banbury

    Lane.

    21. My

    sister lives Brentwood

    A v e n u e .

    W e

    both live Bristol.

    She

    looks

    her as a

    daughter.

    W e shared the profits.

    He shot her.

    We

    were shocked

    the

    news.

    All the books were the

    shelves.

    The soldiers shot the enemy.

    He carried the

    heavy

    log his

    shoulder.

    I canhearyou,don't shout me

    You

    have

    to

    show your ticket

    th e entrance.

    Soldiers were attacking

    all

    sides.

    I t waslove first sight.

    She

    was

    sickened

    the

    sight

    ofthebody.

    35. We

    moved

    last

    week,

    but we

    haven't settled

    y e t .

    36. The oldwoman shook her fist

    me.

    37.

    These

    tw o

    parts

    are

    separated

    th e

    joint.

    38.

    It'ssoluble water.

    39

    40

    The

    tw o dogs sniffed each

    o t h e r .

    My

    grandfather

    is

    very soft

    the children.

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    On At In

    Finishthe

    sentences:

    1.

    Don't

    soak

    the

    bread

    (broth)

    2. The old lady smiled sweetly

    (I)

    3. The

    young

    m an sneered

    (we/ efforts)

    4. Thehuge shark snapped

    (bait)

    5. The dog snarled

    (postman)

    6. I'm not interested ?

    (vases/anc ient)

    7 . S o me o ne was knock ing

    (window)

    8.Don't

    involve

    m e

    (crime)

    9.

    They

    are all

    very keen

    (climbing)

    10.Chi ldren, don't laugh

    (other people)

    11. The poor orphanwas lack ing

    (warmth)

    12. We have all lost a lot

    15 .

    They both live

    (New York )

    16. Everybody was shoc ked when they heard

    the

    news

    (radio)

    17. All the vo lumes were kept

    (shelves)

    18. The soldiers

    shot

    (enemy)

    19. He

    c arr ied

    the

    heavy sui tcase

    (shoulder)

    20. I 'm not deaf,don't shout

    (me)

    21. We' l l have to show our t i cket

    (entrance)

    22 . Soldiers were attacking

    (all

    sides)

    23. It was love

    (first sight)

    24. She was s i ckened

    (sight/body)

    25. The old woman shook he r umbrella

    (deal/that)

    13. Her

    father l ives

    (hooligans)

    26.

    These th ings were separated

    (South Avenue)

    14. We

    live

    (1 7 North Avenue)

    (bottom)

    27 .

    It's

    no t

    soluble

    (water)

    28. The two

    cats snif fed

    (each other)

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    Using Preposi t ions

    Ex erc ise Book

    From

    From es unapreposicion que indica proceden-

    c ia

    'de', 'desde', 'apartirde'.

    Of

    Of

    es una

    preposicion

    que

    indica posesion.

    Significa 'de'.

    o f f

    O ff puedese rpreposicion, adverbio o

    adjetivo.

    Como preposicion significa 'fuera de'.

    Comoadverbio significa 'a','a unadistancia'.

    Como adjetivo significa 'ma lo', 'pasado',

    'agriado', etc.

    -

    Where

    do you

    c ome from?

    (iDe donde e r e s ? )

    - He umped

    from

    the wall.

    ( S a l t o d e l muro)

    - I never saw heragainfromthat day.

    ( N u n c a

    volvia v e r l a desde e s e dfa)

    - The leg of thetable.

    ( L a

    pata

    d e l a

    mesa)

    - The

    events

    of

    last year.

    ( L o s

    acontecimientos

    d e l a n o

    pasado)

    - He

    jumped

    off the

    cliff.

    ( S a l t o d e l acantilado)

    We'll take

    the day

    off.

    (Nos

    cogeremos

    el dia

    libre)

    The milk isoff.

    ( L a leche

    esta

    mala)

    Since

    Since

    puedese r preposicion, adverbio o

    conjuncion.

    Como preposicion significa 'desde'.

    Como adverbio significa 'desde entonces'

    - She'sbeen like this

    since childhood.

    ( H a

    estado

    a s i

    desde

    s u

    ninez)

    He

    movedawayand I

    haven't

    seen

    him since.

    ( C a m b i 6 de domicilio y no le

    he

    visto desde entonces)

    With

    With

    es unapreposicion que significa

    'con'.

    Eat

    the

    soup

    with a

    spoon.

    ( T o m a

    l a sopa c o n u n a cuchara)

    I livein thehousewiththewhitedoor.

    ( V i v o e n l a c a s a c o n l a puerta blanca)

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    Exercise

    Book

    From Of Off Since With

    1 .

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    8.

    9.

    10.

    11.

    12.

    13.

    14 .

    15.

    16.

    17.

    18.

    19.

    W e

    should avail ourselves this

    opportunity.

    The

    old man was awoken his sleep.

    Y ou must be

    aware

    the

    risk.

    They were banished

    the

    country.

    Theathlete

    was

    barred

    entering

    the

    competition.

    He wasborn a si lver spoon in

    his

    mouth.

    He

    boasted

    being

    the best

    player in his team.

    Don't bite

    more thanyou can

    chew.

    He's

    staying his uncle and aunt

    for a few

    months.

    She

    went

    him

    when

    she

    found

    out thathe was a street sweeper.

    Dad,

    you

    don't know anything about computers.

    Whydon'tyou get it?

    My father used

    to

    l ike wine

    but

    he's gone

    it recently.

    I 've seen her only once

    Christmas.

    All these people are suffering

    the

    cold.

    I

    haven't eaten anything breakfast.

    I

    learnt that reading

    the

    papers.

    You are no

    friend mine.

    You

    can't

    judge

    appearances.

    We haven't seen each other

    childhood.

    21. You

    always

    learn something a

    book.

    2 2 .

    W e

    were

    all

    able

    to escape

    the

    fire.

    23. Your absence

    you problems.

    24. The accusedw as absolved

    responsibility.

    work will

    cause

    all

    25. There'sanabundance fruit this year.

    26. Many people abstained votingat

    this election.

    27.

    They

    are

    extractinggold quartz.

    28 .

    29.

    30.

    31.

    32.

    33.

    34.

    35.

    36.

    37.

    38.

    39.

    40.

    Th e abuse alcohol causes

    serious

    problems.

    You

    mustn't

    accept presents

    strangers.

    You're

    not

    accusing

    me

    stealing,

    are

    you?

    This

    book

    has

    been adapted

    an

    ancient Greek text .

    They

    wrung

    a

    confesion

    the

    convict.

    W hy don'twe take advantage

    the situation?

    20. He's a friend my father's.

    She's very afraid the dark.

    My wife doesn't approve

    gambling.

    I'm

    ashamed

    your

    behaviour.

    Theyarewithholdingthe grant

    some students.

    Shebought

    a pound's worth

    oranges.

    Many other people are far worse

    thanweare.

    They have wi thdrawn these banknotes

    circulation.

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    Exercise Book

    From Of Off

    Since

    With

    Matchnumbers with letters

    1.

    We're

    weary

    2.Beware

    3. He wasbegging

    4.

    There

    was a

    wonderful view

    5. He

    bought

    the car

    6.

    He's capable

    7.Theyare

    claiming

    damages

    8.

    What's

    the

    cause

    9. That boy isverycareless

    10.

    We'll

    havetotake care

    11.What'sthe use

    12. Theyuncoupled thewagons

    13. The boy

    tumbled

    14. I

    haven't seen

    her

    15. Youcan't concealthetruth

    A.

    from

    me.

    B. since Christmas.

    C.

    oflivingin this

    house.

    D.fromthe top of thehill.

    E.

    of the

    dog.

    F.

    ofdoing

    anything.

    G.from door to

    door.

    H.

    fromhis

    friend.

    I. from the

    engine.

    J.

    of the fire?

    K.fromus.

    L. of

    coming

    early?

    M. of

    danger.

    N. off his bicycle.

    O. ofthosechildren.

    1.

    We're weary

    2. B e w a r e

    3. He was

    begging

    4.There was awonderful view

    5. He

    bought

    the car

    6.

    He's capable

    7. They are claimingdamages

    8.

    What's

    the

    cause

    9. That boy is very careless

    10.We'll have to take care

    11.

    What's

    the use

    12.They uncoupled the wagons

    13. The boy tumbled

    14. I

    haven't seen

    her

    15. You

    can't conceal

    the truth

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    Exercise

    Book

    From Of Off

    Since

    With

    1.

    Don't

    despair

    success .

    2. You have to desist

    your attempt.

    3. Thetitle

    descends

    to him

    his grandfather.

    4. You'll derive no benefit that.

    5.

    They were

    deprived

    their rights.

    6.

    We'll

    have

    to

    deal this problem.

    7. I deduced that the evidence.

    8. The

    money

    was

    deducted

    his

    salary.

    9. They will defend us any attack.

    10.

    We're

    delighted the

    news.

    11. He

    departed

    New

    York.

    12. His

    memories were

    tinged

    sadness.

    13. We had

    trouble

    the

    car.

    14. He was trembling

    rage.

    15. The

    little

    girl was

    transfixed

    terror.

    16. This company is trading

    Mexico.

    17.

    I've been

    toying

    that

    idea

    myself.

    18.

    It's

    time we got tough

    hooligans.

    19. He

    tossed

    a

    glass

    of

    beer

    20. The

    legs

    of the

    table were

    tipped

    rubber.

    21. His

    body tensed excitement.

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    S T A N L E Y

    22. I'm very disappointed

    your performance.

    23. Shestrongly disapproves

    smoking.

    24. You

    have

    to disconnect the washing machine

    the mains.

    25. You must discourage him

    doing

    it.

    26. We

    have

    to

    differentiate

    one

    thing

    the

    other.

    27. He wasdiscussingthegame

    his friends overabeer.

    28. They were discharged the

    Army.

    29. She was dismissed her job.

    30. He

    dismounted

    his

    horse.

    31. We'll have to dispense your

    services.

    32.

    They diverted

    the

    plane

    course.

    its

    33. His ideas diverge the

    truth.

    34. He distracted my

    attention

    the matter.

    35.I

    can't

    distinguish

    one the

    other.

    36.

    Theytried

    to

    dispose

    the

    body.

    37.

    They

    are in

    permanent dispute

    the management.

    38. He wasdrenched rain.

    39. She has a

    dread death.

    40.

    He's very envious

    his

    sister.

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    O f O f f

    Since

    W ith

    Which is thecorrectanswer?

    1.

    Don't despair

    a)of b) off

    success.

    c )with

    d)

    from

    2 . You have to desist your

    attempt.

    a)

    off b)

    with

    c)

    from

    d) of

    3. Thetitle

    descends

    to him his

    grandfather.

    a)from b) of c) off d) s ince

    4. You'l l derive no benefit that.

    a) off b) from c) of d) s ince

    5. H e wasbegging

    door

    to

    door.

    a)

    s ince b) off c) of d)

    from

    6. We' l l

    have

    to deal this problem,

    a)

    of b) off c)

    s ince

    d)

    with

    7.

    I

    deduced that

    a)from b) of

    the

    evidence.

    c)

    off d)

    with

    8. The money was deducted his

    salary.

    a)

    of b)from c) off d)with

    9.

    They wi l l defend

    us any

    at tack .

    a)

    off b)

    s ince

    c )

    from

    d) of

    10. We're delighted the news.

    a)

    with

    b) of c) off d)

    from

    11. He departed New York.

    a) s ince b) off

    c )

    of

    d)from

    12. Hismemories weretinged

    sadness.

    a)

    s ince b) off

    c )

    with

    d) of

    13. We hadtrouble thecar.

    a)

    with

    b) of c) off d)

    from

    14. He was

    trembling

    rage.

    a)

    of b)

    with

    c) off d)

    from

    15. She

    strongly

    d isapproves

    smok ing,

    a)

    from

    b)

    with

    c) off

    d) of

    16. You

    have

    to

    disconnect

    the

    washing machine

    the

    mains,

    a)

    from

    b) off c) of d) s ince

    17. You must discourage him

    doingit.

    a) s ince b) off c)

    from

    d) of

    18. We have to differentiate on e

    thing

    the

    other.

    a)

    from

    b)

    with

    c) of d) off

    19. He

    tossed

    a glass of

    beer

    a) s ince b) off c) of

    d)

    from

    20.

    They were discharged

    the

    Army.

    a)

    from

    b) of c) off d)

    with

    21. He was dismisse d his

    job.

    a)

    of b)

    from

    c) off d)

    with

    22. He

    dismounted

    a) s ince

    b) of

    his horse,

    c)from

    d) off

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    From

    Of Off

    Since

    With

    Answerthe

    followingquestions:

    1.

    What were

    the

    boys expelled from? (school)

    The

    boys

    were . expelled. from

    school.

    2. What shall we extract the juice from? (oranges)

    3. Is she familiar with our

    working

    methods? (no)

    4. Did the

    little

    boy

    fall

    off the

    tree? (yes)

    5.What was the glass filled with? (water)

    6. Have you

    finished with

    me

    yet? (no)

    7. What's this man proud of? (his children)

    8. Who did he

    struggle

    with?

    (a

    man)

    9. Why don't you

    take your coat off? (cold)

    10. What did they stuff the pillows with? (feathers)

    11. Who were you stuck all afternoon with?

    (little

    Jim)

    12 . What does your uncle suffer from? (cancer)

    13. What's he suffering from? (loss of memory)

    14. What was the old kitchen swarming with? (flies)

    15. Who can I

    swap places

    with? (Jimmy)

    16. What were you swamped with? (applications)

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    ExerciseBook

    From Of Off Since

    With

    Askquestions for these answers:

    1.These people were stricken withmalaria.

    .these

    ..people stricken with?

    2. She raised a storm of laughter.

    3. She

    suffers

    from depressions.

    4. Hereyes were stingingwith smoke.

    5.They were stiff with

    terror.

    6.

    They stole money from

    the

    bank.

    7. Ibought this from myfriend.

    8. She often

    speaks

    of her

    husband.

    9. Thefloor wasspotted with ink.

    10. Thelittle hut wasstacked with

    firewood.

    11 .You're guiltyof

    negligence.

    12.She's in the habit of having a coffee after dinner.

    13. Thetowelis hangingfrom the rail.

    14. No, I haven't heard from mybrother yet.

    15.

    Yes,

    I'm

    happy

    with this idea.

    31

    S T A N L E Y

    what were

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

    ?

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    Prepositions

    Exerc ise Book

    From

    Of Off

    Since

    With

    1

    2.

    3.

    4.

    5.

    6.

    7.

    8.

    9.

    10.

    11.

    12.

    13.

    14.

    The

    sme ll the kitche n

    spread

    to the living

    room.

    He's

    very jealous hi s

    brother's

    s u c c e s s .

    I don't know anyone

    who can help you.

    In this ward patients are isolated

    v i s i t o r s .

    You'd better invest your money

    a

    good firm.

    O n e

    a lways learns

    one 's

    mis takes.

    May

    God

    keep

    you all

    harm.

    Those

    br icks

    are

    made

    gold.

    We' l l make

    an

    athlete

    you.

    Man was made dust.

    They loaded

    th e

    truck

    sand.

    Most women

    shave

    th e

    hair

    their

    legs.

    I haven't seenher that

    day.

    The little girlwas

    shivering

    cold.

    21.

    2 2 .

    23

    24

    25

    The

    bride and

    bridegroom

    were showered

    confet t i .

    Don't show

    in front of

    the ladies.

    Those people were sick

    cho lera .

    S he w as

    s i c k

    wait ing

    for

    him.

    They

    secured

    the

    building

    c o l l a pse .

    26.

    They

    sought shelter

    the

    ra in .

    27

    We'll have

    to get

    permission

    the manager .

    28.

    They we re shaking

    15.

    They took

    shelter the rain.

    16.

    He's showing

    infront

    of the

    girls.

    17. I

    shuddered fear.

    18. He

    shook salt

    the

    salt

    cel lar .

    They

    al l

    shuddered

    fear.

    19.

    20 .

    They shr ieke d laughter.

    29

    30.

    31.

    32.

    33.

    34.

    35

    36

    37

    38.

    39.

    40 .

    S h e ' s

    s e p a r a t e d

    he r

    husband .

    cold.

    Arabs

    keep women apart men.

    She shook hands h im.

    I 've set t led

    things

    her.

    Th e little

    children

    were shaking

    cold .

    He shook the dust

    c lo thes .

    his

    It gives you

    shade

    the sun.

    His hand was severed hi s arm.

    They

    reached

    a

    sett lement

    th e

    employers.

    This

    part

    is

    separable

    the

    other.

    I get

    good

    service this

    mach ine.

    That cheese g ives

    a

    very

    bad smel l .

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    Despite In spite of Insteadof Instead

    Despite

    E s una

    preposicion

    que

    quiere decir

    'a

    pesar de'.

    -

    We

    went

    out

    despite

    the bad

    weather.

    ( S a l i m o s a pesar del mal tiempo)

    In spite of

    In

    spite

    of

    igual

    que

    despite signified

    'a pesar de'.

    -

    We

    went

    out in

    spite

    of the

    bad weather.

    ( S a l i m o s

    a pesar del mal tiempo)

    Instead of

    Insteadof es unapreposicionque significa

    'en vez

    de'.

    -

    I'll havecoffee instead

    of

    tea.

    ( T o m a r e

    c a f e

    en vez de te)

    Instead

    Instead es un adverbio quesignifica

    'en su

    lugar',

    'en vez'.

    -

    There's

    no

    coffee. Would

    you

    havesome teainstead?

    (No hay

    c a f e .

    iQuiere

    a l g o

    de te

    en su lugar?)

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    Exercise Book

    Despite

    In

    spite

    of

    Instead

    of

    Instead

    1.

    throwing

    the

    rubbish

    away, whydon't you recycle i t?

    2. He ate a big dinner

    having eaten a big lunch.

    3.

    h imself ,

    he

    laughed

    when she

    teased

    him about his coat.

    4. She

    took

    th e

    money f rom

    her

    mother 's

    purse herself.

    5. He's a good man

    what he says.

    6. all you say, I

    don't

    bel ieve you.

    7.

    They

    couldn't put the

    boat

    in the

    water

    their efforts.

    8. We won the match

    th e

    referee.

    9.

    They

    couldn't

    understand

    it

    my explanation.

    10. I'll give

    you

    this card

    that one.

    11

    their swearing

    it, I

    didn't

    believe

    them.

    12. the

    rain,

    she

    went

    out

    without

    her raincoat.

    13. He ate a

    good lunch

    having eaten an enormous breakfast.

    14.

    Many people went

    to the

    footbal l match

    the rain.

    15.

    It's

    not

    true what

    you

    sa id .

    16.

    He's

    a

    good

    m an

    what

    people

    say

    about him.

    20.

    I'll

    drink

    wine

    21

    beer.

    17.

    We'll

    bethere on t ime

    th e d i f f icul t ies.

    18.WhenI was atschoo lI took German

    French.

    19.

    We' l l

    go to

    London

    the

    bad weather .

    22

    23

    24

    25

    26

    27

    28

    29

    30

    31

    32

    33

    34

    35

    36

    37

    38

    39

    40

    We'll go for a picnic

    the bad weather.

    We' l l

    go

    there . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

    he

    di f f i cu l t ies .

    They

    had a

    nice holiday

    th e

    weather .

    We've

    no co f fee . Would you l ike tea

    Let 's play ca rds

    watch ing

    TV .

    wanting to see her

    again, he refused to answer her letters.

    They sometimes eat rice

    p o t a t o e s .

    what others say, I

    think he's a good man.

    Peter, it wasJohn

    who moved

    in.

    M y

    father wasill so I went

    They went

    out

    th e

    rain.

    Itwill take hours by car so let's fly

    all his

    efforts

    he

    failed.

    He failed his efforts.

    She went out the

    cold

    wind.

    You can have tea

    cof fee if you like.

    We

    didn't

    go to Paris,we wen t to Rome

    their assurances that

    the

    product

    was

    safe, many people didn't

    buy it.

    Ididn'tgo to the

    Costa Brava,

    I

    went

    to

    C a n c u n .

    the fact

    that

    there

    was no hope, the rescue party went out.

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    Using Preposit ions

    Exercise Book

    T o

    To por regla generalse usacom o preposicion

    aunque en algun caso puedesenadverbio.

    Como preposicion significa 'a', hacia'.

    Como adverbio significa

    'dentro'.

    -

    Thechildren are

    going

    to school.

    ( L o s

    ninos v a n a l a escuela)

    -

    She

    went

    to the

    dentist.

    ( F u e al

    dentists)

    -

    Pushthe

    door

    to.

    ( E m p u j a la

    puerta hacia dentro)

    Toward, towards

    Toward,

    towardses unapreposicion que

    significa 'hacia', 'e n direccion a'.

    Into

    -

    Shecame

    towards

    me.

    V i n o h a c i a m i )

    -I ' l l makeacontribution towards

    charity.

    ( H a r e una

    contn bucidn para

    la

    caridad)

    Movimiento haciaun lugardentro

    de

    unespacioovolumen.

    -

    Pleasecomeinto

    the

    office.

    ( P o r f a v o r ,

    entra e n l a oficina.)

    Enla direcc ion de.

    Chocando c ontra.

    -

    She ranintoa

    lamppost.

    ( S e

    choco contra una farola.)

    -

    They drove

    into

    the fog.

    ( S e adentraron e n l a niebla.)

    Hastaun

    punto durante algo.

    Indicando un cambiodeforma com o

    resultado

    de una

    accion.

    -

    The soldiers wentonwalking well

    into

    thenight.

    ( L o s

    soldados siguieron andando bien entrada la noche.)

    -

    We'll

    turn

    the attic

    into

    abedroom.

    (Convertiremos el atico en una habitacion.)

    Indicando cambioa unacondicion

    especificada.

    - Theycameinto power in 1982.

    (Subieron al poder en 1982.)

    Paradividir.

    - 2 into 10 goes5.

    (1 0 dividido entre

    2

    igual

    a 5.)

    Caer

    enmanosde.

    They

    fell

    into

    the enem y's hands.

    (Cayeron

    en

    poder

    del

    enemigo.)

    Traducira. -

    He

    translated

    itinto

    French.

    ( L o

    tradujo a l francos.)

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    Exercise

    Book

    Into

    T o Towards

    1. No, my

    daughter

    has

    never been

    Rome.

    2. The money will go the cost of

    buildinga newschool.

    3. She hasnever been Sweden.

    4. That man is

    going

    to be sent

    prison.

    5. I've been

    Paris

    five times.

    6. A

    birdflew

    the

    room.

    7. Ihave never been afootball

    match.

    8.

    Have

    you ever been the

    United

    States?

    9.Food shortageswillgetworse

    the end of the century.

    10. She

    walked

    quietly the

    room

    and sat

    down.

    11. I'm

    afraid

    this isgoingto be a war

    the

    death.

    12. Thecoast

    receded

    the

    distance.

    13.Keepquiet

    Read

    yourself

    14. The cost of the project has no relation

    the results.

    15.

    Remember

    me

    your mother.

    16. Please,

    supply

    thefacts

    relevant

    the case.

    17.

    These

    developments

    have

    been

    released

    the media.

    18. Theenemy replied our fire.

    19. Thechildcamerunning me.

    20. Let me introduce you my

    friend.

    21.

    22.

    23.

    24.

    25.

    26 .

    27 .

    28.

    29.

    30.

    31.

    32.

    33.

    34.

    35.

    You

    haven't replied my

    question.

    He reported the officer.

    Youare required sign.

    Theyhad to resort action.

    The hooligans offered

    no

    resistance

    the

    police.

    Theydidn't resign themselves

    defeat.

    It's very restful theeye.

    Ifeel respectful him.

    He's only responsible the

    President.

    Thecar

    didn't respond

    the

    controls.

    Return

    the parcel the sender.

    He

    retired

    his

    study.

    Putthese letters reverse

    order.

    Thesefields

    have

    reverted

    moorland.

    I'm

    very

    sad say

    that your

    son

    had anaccident.

    36. Let's not rub

    salt

    37.

    the

    wound.

    They sacrificed

    an ox the

    gods.

    38.They rushed it

    print.

    39

    40.

    That

    idea

    isslowly

    filtering

    her

    mind.

    All thepeople there bowed

    the

    Queen.

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    Into T o Towards

    Which

    is thecorrect

    answer?

    1. We have

    made

    progress

    reaching

    an agreement.

    a) into b) to c) towards

    2. Why don't you

    have

    your book translated

    French?

    a)

    towards

    b)

    into

    c) to

    3.

    They

    came

    contac t wi th

    the

    enemy.

    a)

    into b) towards c) to

    4.

    Don't work harder than

    you have

    a)

    to b)

    towards

    c )

    into

    5. He put the car

    into reverse

    and

    bumped

    a

    tree.

    a)

    towards

    b)

    into

    c) to

    6. Don't

    abandon

    yourself

    despair.

    a)

    towards b)into c) to

    7. The

    soldiers abandoned

    the

    castle

    the

    enemy.

    a) to b)

    into

    c )

    towards

    8. They acceded my request.

    a)into b) to c) towards

    9.James I

    acceded

    the

    throne.

    a) into b) towards c) to

    10 . They

    have

    addedacom mentary

    my writ ing.

    a)

    to b)

    into

    c )

    towards

    11.Ac cording grandmother, you're

    v e ry c l e v e r .

    a) towards

    b) to c)

    into

    12. They admit stealing your

    car.

    a)

    to b)

    into

    c )

    towards

    13. They advan ce d us shout ing

    angrily.

    a) towards

    b) to c)

    into

    14. Are you

    agreeable

    our

    coming

    here?

    a)into

    b)

    towards

    c) to

    15. I'm

    afraid

    I

    don't agree

    the

    proposal.

    a)into

    b) to c)

    towards

    16. Thewholething amounts one

    thousand dollars.

    a)

    to b)into c ) towards

    17. She resen ts any allusio n her

    fatness.

    a) into

    b) to c)

    towards

    18. I'm

    allergic

    the

    dust.

    a) into

    b)

    towards

    c) to

    19. They

    advanced

    slowly me.

    a) towards

    b)

    into

    c) to

    20. Why

    don' t

    yo u

    divide

    the

    money

    two?

    a)into

    b) to c)

    towards

    21.They announced our arrival

    the President.

    a)

    into b) towards c) to

    22 . Have you received an answer

    your letter yet?

    a)

    towards

    b) to c)

    into

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    Into T