Exercise XIX. Fill in the gaps with proper prepositions if necessary.
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Â. Describe your working day or a day off.
1.Don't wait … me I will be late
2. He explained …us that the examination would take place later.
3. These boys usually have a good laugh … new students.
4. When she enters …the room, you know, they rise.
5. The man with the umbrella turned … the corner again.
6. When does your sister leave … home …. school?
7. The road goes … the forest. Be careful!
8. We arrived … Greece a week ago. We were tired but happy.
9. What time do you usually arrive … work?-As a rule, … nine. But today we are late.
10. We wait in anticipation … the chancellor to deliver his autumn statement tomorrow.
11. We work … morning … night … weekdays.
12. When he is in a bad mood he drives … the town … sunset … sunrise.
13. My parents like to travel …Europe in summer.
14. I must go to the University and explain … him the details of our work.
15. … 8 o'clock the lecturer enters … the hall and begins the lecture.
16. I can easily swim … the river several times now. It is very narrow.
17. He says you always laugh … him, never answer …. his questions and never speak … him.
18. Don't come … the room! Our children are sleeping.
19. Einstein entered … school at the age of six.
20. We usually leave …Moscow at the end of May and leave … it at the beginning of September.
21. Look! They are building a very big bridge … the river.
ENGLISH PROVERBS WITH VERBS IN THE PRESENT INDEFINITE TENSE
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