6.3 Questions; charity fund-raising

Complete gaps with the correct answers.
A: Hi Rob!
R: Oh. Hi Anna. Listen, I need some advice.
A: Sure, what do you need to know ?
R: Well, I'm taking part in [this] cycle ride and I want to raise some money      [for, to, from]charity. Do you know how I can do that?
A: Sure - I did the London Marathon last year. You have to ask your friends to sponsor you. In other words, they support you      [by, with, on] giving you money. You have to set up a webpage first.
R: Okay, What sort of information do I put on the webpage?
A: You explain what event you're doing - so you're going to do the London to Brighton Cycle. Then you put some information         [next to, under, about] the charity you want to support. Which charity are you interested in?
R: I want to do it        [for, behind, at] the British Heart Foundation.
A: Do you have any particular reason?
R: Yes, it was my grandmother's idea - my grandfather died      [over, with, of] a heart disease.
A: Okay, so you can say on the webpage that you're doing it    [in, to, on] memory of your grandfather. Then you share the page      [to, with, of] all your friends and family. It's a good idea to send it     [by, for, to] all the adults you know because people our age don't have any money!
R: Okay, that's good advice. Do they pay by credit card?
A: Yes. Most people give         [between, about, over] £5 and £20.

Read REMEMBER THIS. Choose the correct words.
1 I'm afraid you'll have to pay     [for, to] see a private doctor.
2 Please pay     [for, to] your popcorn before you start eating it!
3 Visitors: queue here     [for, to] the aquarium.
4 Do we queue here     [for, to] buy a ticket for the match?
5 Messi has scored seventeen goals so far this season     [for, to] his team.
6 England need to score one more goal     [for, to] become world champions.
7 Matthew is very serious about basketball. He always plays     [for, to] win.
8 In my opinion it's not right that foreign players play     [for, to] the national team.
9 Darling, I promise I'll always be there     [for, to] you.
10 Don't worry about your sprained ankle. We'll be there     [for, to] help you get up the stairs.

Complete the adverts with the correct form of the words.