Prepositions

Prepositions

v Halloween is celebrated in the United States on October 31.

v Are you going away for the weekend? – I don’t know. It depends on the weather.

v Don’t kiss the prince. He might turn into a frog.

v He felt bad for no reason at all.

v I have been living here for ten years.

v Have you been to the cinema recently? Yes I was there a few days ago.

v I happened to meet an old friend in town.

v Have you read the article? – It was in yesterday’s newspapers.

v He always drives at a tremendous speed because he’s always in a hurry.

v He is very fond of good food.

v He married at the age of 28.

v I bought many things during my stay in New York.

v According to the guide there are three hotels in town.

v I saw him standing in the queue but I don’t know if he got on the bus.

v I want to post this letter to a friend.

v I’m going to Glasgow on Monday. Would you like to come with us?

v John has got a very strange taste of clothes.

v Mum sat in the back of the car.

v I’m interested in basketball but I’m not very good at playing it.

v I’m returning to Spain at the end of the month.

v My parents met during the war, in 1943.

v Is it true that your mother died of cancer.

v It was embarrassing. I didn’t have enough money to pay for the meal.

v It was on the radio yesterday morning.

v It’s a quick journey from Manchester to Leeds.

v Jane goes to the office early on Tuesdays.

v I saw him sometime in June.

v Meet me at the station.

v The lights are moving towards us.

v My country is famous for great musicians.

v Who is that girl over there in the red dress?

v I live in Sweden but every summer I travel to Spain for my holidays.

v Turn right at the end of the street and then it will be right in front of you

v My sister has a beautiful apartment. She lives on the third floor.

v Please sit down. Mr. Brown will be with you in a moment.

v I have to apologize for being late.

v She tried to prevent the children from jumping into the water.

v Sometimes I have to walk to work and sometimes I go by bus.

v Thank you for coming to visit us.

v The boys met at the corner of the street.

v The smallest room is located to the left of the hall.

v We entered the building through entrance number 3.

v There was a dark spot on the ceiling.

v We arrived just in time to see the Queen.

v We have to be at the airport by , at 6 p.m.

v We ran across the doctor on our way to the bookshop.

v She learned Russian at the age of 45.

v The book was written by Mark Twain.

v I’ll show you the picture of the palace.

v We can only get to the camp on foot.

v He reminds me of his old history teacher.

v What are you talking about?

v By the end of next year we will have made over £ 100,000.

v She always gets up early in the morning and goes to bed late at night.

v I went to work on Tuesday but I didn’t go on Friday.

v You’ll have to wait. He’ll be with you in a minute.

v Philip waited for her at the movie theatre.

v He started learning English in 2005.

v You have to pay for the tickets on the day you order them.

v We are very proud of this company.

v It’s very kind of you to help us.

v The old man suffered from a heart attack.

v Please write in pencil.

v It’s about time you told him the truth.

v The manager didn’t take part in the discussion.

v He‘s very good at telling jokes.

v I’ll see you at the conference

v We sat down on the grass and ate our lunch.

v My parents got married in the 1970s.

v There’s a good restaurant at the end of the street.

v We usually have turkey for Thanksgiving.

v I would like to travel to Italy next summer.

v I took a plane from Munich to Rome.

v I’d like to speak with the manager please.

v I don’t usually feel tired in the morning.

v My mother is abroad so my dad is taking care of us at the moment.

v Sonja gets on the seven o’clock bus in the morning.

v She always looks at herself in the mirror.

v I met Donna at a party on Friday night.

v My friend always borrows money from me.

v Daria’s books are lying on the floor.

v He arrived at the school building just in time.

v The audience threw tomatoes at him.

v Passengers are not allowed to use cell phones on airplanes.

v He is responsible for what he does.

v I’m sorry about the job you didn’t get.

v I’m very bad at mathematics.

v We had to climb slowly up the hill.

v He is always on time.

v How many people are on your team?

v A university is where you study for a degree.

v Her next birthday will be on a Sunday.

v The new factory is expected to go online in May.

v Many of us eat with fork and spoon.

v We have been searching for a web designer for a few weeks now.

v The TV is in the corner of the room.

v The two friends went to the movies by themselves.

v During the summer I stayed with my grandparents.

v I’ll wait for you at the bus stop.

v The milk is in the refrigerator next to the orange juice.

v She came and sat beside her husband.

v After we saw the television show on bears we drove to the zoo.

v Throughout the day, the rain came into the window.

v The phone rang in the middle of the night.

v Some boys were crawling around under the car.

v His notebook fell on the floor.

v The plane flew above the clouds.

v Peter doesn’t go to work on Fridays.

v Open your book on page 9.

v Can you see a yellow house on the left?

v There was a picture on the wall above the bed.

v All the latest computers will be shown at the exhibition.

v He came to see how I was getting on.

v I am very interested in documentaries on TV.

v I am surprised at how much money they want to pay him.

v Nobody in the family has heard about the accident.

v She comes from a poor family.

v I am quite good at art.

v Jack came rushing down the stairs.

v Turn right at the next traffic lights.

v Her mother is looking forward to going to Australia.

v The film is based on a novel by John Grisham.

v John is totally obsessed with football. He thinks of nothing else.

v I prefer coffee to tea.

v Let’s divide this money between us.

v I like travelling by boat in summer.

v When I was younger I was always afraid of going to the dentist.

v Mary’s in the kitchen looking for her car keys.

v Are you really happy with your life here?

v He was quite pleased with the results.

v This is a painting by an unknown artist.

v I am proud of being a teacher.

v Don’t worry about it. Everything will be fine.

v My father tells us fascinating stories about his years in the navy.

v Did you call attention to their mistake?

v According to the headmaster, both of the boys got involved in the fight.

v Except for that one, all the sentences were easy.

v Be careful. They will lose faith in you.

v The girls worked on their lessons for half an hour.

v He depends on his sister for help.

v Miss Wilson is very fond of French food.

v There were over a thousand people at the concert.

v You must be over 18 in order to see the film.

v We are travelling on the road.

v He is suffering from an unknown illness.

v I listened to the game on the radio.

v How are you getting on at school?

v Don’t be impatient with us. We are trying!

v Could I speak to Tom please?

v We didn’t see the whole performance because we left before the last act.

v There were some beautiful pictures on the walls.

v The march started in the park. From there we moved to City Hall.

v Pessimism is bad for your health

v He asked his mother for money.

v I bought many things during my stay in New York.

v My country is famous for historical sights.

v I’m not in a hurry. I can wait.

v Have you ever been to the theatre recently?

v We arrived at the airport in time for the plane.

v My grandfather died of cancer.

v The resort lies about 1,500 meters above sea level.

v His hands are in front of his face.

v there’s a chair behind my desk

v The thief jumped out of the window.

v Both o my neighbors can take care of the cat while you are gone.

v I rarely think about the weather.

v They were always arguing about silly things.

v At first I found the work very tiring but after a few weeks I got used to it.

v My house is at the end of the road.

v The article was in yesterday’s papers.

v The classroom is on the fourth floor.

v I applied for a few jobs last week, but nobody wrote back.

v He wants two seats for the concert on Friday night.

v You ought to be ashamed of yourself for coming in with dirty boots.

v There’s no point in going by car if we can’t park near the theatre.

v he started his training in November

v Whom did they vote for?

v The bus stopped at the corner of High Street and congress Avenue.

v I love listening to classical music.

v He is from Dallas, Texas but he was born in California.

v She goes to church every Sunday.

v It’s 7 a.m. We need to leave for work at once or else we’ll miss the bus.

v I asked the policeman for some information.

v The great player hit the ball over the net.

v Can you find our holiday beach on the map?

v Please turn down the volume of the radio. I’m getting deaf.

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