Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions or conjunctions:

#1.What time is your train? I'll come to the station to see you (…).

1) out; 2) off; 3) by.

#2. Kate has made a great success of her life. We all look (…) her.

1) on after; 2) up to; 3) at with.

#3. I'll call (…) you at seven this evening. Will you be ready by then?

1) for; 2) after; 3) with.

#4. Liz made me an offer of £350 for my car. I need the money, so I'm going to take her (…) it.

1) out to; 2) away in; 3) up on.

#5. The boy (…) was speaking to your daughter is the captain of the football team.

1) who; 2) which; 3) whose.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions or conjunctions:

#1. John was doing the ironing (…) Sue was cooking.

1) since; 2) while; 3) before.

#2. Professor Marcus is married (…) a well-known actress.

1) to; 2) with; 3) at.

#3. David Beckham is famous (…) playing football.

1) with; 2) to; 3) for.

#4. Tom used to be a professional football player, but he had to give it (…) because of a knee

injury.

1) in; 2) up; 3) into.

#5. Liz promised to help Tony with the report, but she let him (…), so he had to write it

without her.

1) through 2) off; 3) down.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions or conjunctions:

#1. He has been working as a zookeeper (…) 1992.

1) during; 2) to; 3) since.

#2. Kevin took his puppy to the vet (…) a vaccination.

1) for; 2) so as to; 3) in order to.

#3. His wall was covered (…) pictures of celebrities.

1) by; 2) with; 3) of.

#4. This jacket, (…) I bought yesterday, was very expensive.

1) which; 2) who; 3) what.

#5. Please, turn (…) the radio. I’m trying to sleep.

1) up; 2) off; 3) on.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions or conjunctions:

#1. Don't get (…) the car yet - I'm still parking.

1) out of; 2) out 3) out from.

#2. Look at the photo (…) page 24!

1) in; 2) at; 3) on.

#3. I'll see you (…) half past eight.

1) in; 2) at; 3) to.

#4. Congratulation (…) getting into the final!

1) on; 2) for; 3) with.

#5. He’s got two cousins. (…) of them work in a bank.

1) Some; 2) Both; 3) Either.

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Fill in the gaps with the appropriate prepositions or conjunctions:

#1. There were about twenty people (…) total at the meeting.

1) on; 2) in; 3) at.

#2. We've got to save the rainforests (…) being destroyed.

1) for; 2) from; 3) with.

#3. Is that the bookshop (…) they've also got a café?

1) where; 2) which; 3) that.

#4. It took Vanessa a long time to recover (…) her illness.

1) over; 2) off; 3) from.

#5. My brother has taken (…) karate. He trains three times a week.

1) up; 2) about; 3) with.

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