ZNO leader U2 Grammar-2

Repeat the rules:

Write in/on/at in the gaps:

1 See you    Friday.
2 I brush my teeth    the morning.
3 The match is    4 o'clock.
4 We have lunch    midday.
5bI'm busy    the moment.
6 My parents always visit me    my birthday.
7 He was born    the 19th century.
8 He usually goes on holiday    July.
9 They always get together    Christmas.
10 You can come    the weekend.

Look at the picture and describe the photos with the help of behind, in front of, between, under, next to, above, beside, over, opposite.

1 There is a cat       the table.

2 The woman is sleeping        the books.

3 There are some clouds       the building.

4 Janet is sitting         Tom.

5 There is a cat         the dogs.

6 Janet is sitting             Tom.

7 Janet is sitting             a blond woman.

8 Linda is sitting         Jack and Harry.

9 The ball is      the net.

10 The dog is standing          the cat.

1. Prepositions of movement are usually used with verbs of motion. Which is a verb of motion?         [to do, to be, to go]

2. Choose the correct preposition: The Earth goes         [around, across, past] the sun once a year.

3. My dog was lying on the sofa, so I yelled, "Get         [off, out of, from] !"

4. Which is NOT correct? "The bridge went        [across, on, over] the river."

5. Which is correct? "How far is it           [away from, from, to] the station from here?"

6. They drove          [into, in, towards] the French border.

7. To score in soccer, you must get the ball           [past, through, across] the goalkeeper and into the net.

8. We usually feel the most exhausted after running        [around, up, down] a steep hill.

Choose the preposition:
1 You must walk         [along, into, down, across] the bridge.
2 Walk           [onto, around, down, across] the street and turn left.
3 That woman going         [off, into, across, onto] the supermarket is my mother.
4 Sally is talking          [up, to, through, off] Michael.