Prepositions

Come ____ the sitting room, we want to watch TV.

• in

• on

• into

• onto

A: Would you like to go ___ the cinema tonight? B: No, thanks. I was ___ the cinema yesterday.

• A: at

  B: in

• A: to

  B: in

• A: to

  B: at

• A: at

  B: on

When you want to indicate that something is on the left or the right, we use:

• to

• at

• on

• for

• to

A: ___ 1666, a great fire broke out in London, that information is ___ this book. B: Really? I know that ____ 100 people died that day.

• A: in - on

  B: over

• A: in - in

  B: over

• A: in - in

  B: above

• A: on - in

  B: above

1. ___ the picture, there are four people. 2. A couple is sitting ___ the table. 3. They are sitting ___ chairs.

• 1. on

  2. in

  3. at

• 1. in

  2. at

  3. in

• 1. in

  2. on

  3. on

• 1. in

  2. at

  3. on

A: FES Acatlán is also known ___ its academic excellence ___ various international school competitions. B: We are not talking ____ that one! I won't get___ that university. It's impossible ___ be accepted.

• A: because - in

  B: about - in - to

• A: for - on

  B: about - on - to

• A: for - in

  B: about - into - to

• A: because - on

  B: about - onto - to

1. My teacher is always furious. She shouts ___ us all the time! 2. I must always shout ___ my grandma because she can barely hear.

• 1. to

  2. at

• 1. at

  2. at

• 1. at

  2. to

• 1. to

  2. to

A: That LEI student knows well how ___ work ____ pressure, doesn't he? B: Yes, he does. He learned it ___ 22.

• A: to - under

  B: at

• A: to - with

  B: at

• A: to - with no

  B: on

• A: to - under

  B: to