Prepositions: at, to; preposition/adverb: in PEG 90,93

Insert suitable prepositions in the following.

1 Could I speak . . . Tom, please? ~

I'm afraid Tom's . . . work. But Jack's .... Would you like to speak . . . him?

2 How do I get ...the air terminal? -
Turn right . . . the end of this street and you'll see it . . . front of you.

3 He started going . . . school . . . the age of five. So now he's been . . . school for ten

years. He's leaving . . . the end of this year.

4 He goes . . . his office every day except Sunday. On Sundays he stays . . . home and

works . . . the garden.

5I think I left my umbrella . . . the bus. I'd better write . . . the Lost Property Office.

6 We arrived . . . the airport . . . good time for the plane.

7 Can I look up a word . . . your dictionary? I left mine . . . home.

8 Our train arrived . . . York . . . 6.30. Paul met us . . . the station.

9 Have you been . . . the theatre recently? ~
Yes, I was . . . the Old Vie last night.

10 I'm returning . . . France . . . the end of this term. ~
Are you coming back . . . England after the holidays?

11 He isn't living . . . home now, but if you write . . . his home they'll forward the letter

. . . his new address.

12 I went . . . bed early but I couldn't get . . . sleep because the people . . . the next room were talking so loudly.

13 . . . first I found the work very tiring, but . . . a few weeks I got used ... it.

14 There was an accident . . . the crossroads . . . midnight last night.
Two men were taken . . . hospital. I believe one of them is still . . . hospital.

15 . . . the daytime the streets are crowded but . . . night they are quite deserted.

16 . . . first her father refused to allow her to go back . . . work; but . . . the end he agreed.

17 . . . the beginning of a textbook there is a preface, and . . . the end there is an index.

18 He went . . . sea . . . 18, and spent all his working life . . . sea. He retired . . . 56 and went to live . . . the country.

19 I saw Tom . . . the bus stop this morning but couldn't speak . . . him because we were standing . . . a queue and he was . . . the front of it and I was . . . the back.

20 I'll leave some sandwiches . . . the fridge in case you are hungry when you come in.

21 We'd better start . . . six, because climbing up . . . the gallery takes some time. I hope you don't mind sitting . . . the gallery. ~
No, of course not. When I go . . . the opera I always go . . . the gallery.

22 He is always . . . a hurry. He drives . . . a tremendous speed.

23 When he began speaking . . . English, she looked . . . him . . . amazement.

24 Write . . . ink and put your name . . . the top of the page.

25 We start serving breakfasts . . . 7.30. Shall I send yours up . . . your room, or will you have it . . . the restaurant?

26 He's always . . . a bad temper . . . breakfast time.

27 According . . . the guidebook there are three hotels . . . the town.

28 The pilot climbed . . . 5,000 metres and flew . . . that height till he got . . . the coast. Then he came down . . . 1,000 metres and began to take photographs.

29 I'm interested . . . chess but I'm not very good . . . it.

30 Who is the girl . . . the blue dress, sitting . . . the head of the table?

31 I couldn't offer him a room . . . my flat because . . . that time my mother-in-law was staying with us.

32 The train stopped . . . all the stations, and long before we got . . .
London every seat was taken and people were standing . . . the corridors.

33 Shall we discuss it . . . my room, or shall I come . . . your office?

34 . . . my astonishment I was the only person . . . the bar. Everyone else had gone . . .

the Casino.

35 The Loch Ness Monster is supposed to live . . . the bottom of the Loch and come . . .

the surface from time . . . time.

36 You can't say that he lives . . . luxury. There's hardly any furniture . . . his room. He hasn't even got a desk to write ....

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