We stayed (3) __________ a lovely hotel right (4) __________ the beach.

(a)  

(5) __________ the morning we would get up (6) __________ 9:30, have breaklast,

(a)  

and then we spend four hours (7) __________ the pool (8) __________ all the other guests.

(a)  

(9) (a)   lunch we would eat something light like sandwiches and fruit.

(10) (a)   the afternoon we would return to the pool area.

Write your name (a)   the top of the page.

I like that picture hanging __________ the wall __________ the kitchen.

(a)  

There was an accident (a)   the crossroads this morning.

I wasn’t sure whether I had come to the right office. There was no name (a)   the door.

(a)   the end of the street there is a path leading to the river.

You’ll find the sports results (a)   the back page of the newspaper.

I wouldn’t like an office job. I couldn’t spend the whole day sitting (a)   a desk.

My brother lives __________ a small village __________ the south-west of England.

(a)  

The man the police are looking for has a scar (a)   his right cheek.

Nicola was wearing a silver ring (a)   her little finger.

It can be dangerous when children play (a)   the street.

If you walk to the end of the street, you’ll see a small shop (a)   the corner.

Is Tom (a)   this photograph? I can’t find him.

My office is __________ the first floor. It’s __________ the left as you come out of the lift.

(a)  

We normally use the front entrance but there’s another entrance (a)   the back.

Is there anything interesting (a)   paper today?

I love to look up at the stars (a)   the sky at night.

When I’m a passenger in a car, I prefer to sit (a)   the front.

It’s a very small village. You probably won’t find it (a)   your map.

Paris is (a)   the river Seine.

I didn’t see you __________ the party __________ Saturday. Where were you?

(a)  

It was a very slow train. It stopped (a)   every station.

I don’t know where my umbrella is. Perhaps I left it (a)   the bus.

Shall I travel (a)   your car or mine.

We stayed __________ a very nice hotel when we were __________ Amsterdam.

(a)  

Tom is ill. He wasn’t __________ work today. He was __________ home __________ bed.

(a)  

I wasn’t __________ home/when you phoned. I was __________ my sister’s house.

(a)  

It’s always too hot (a)   my sister’s house. The heating is always on too high.

I haven’t seen Kate for some time. I last saw her (a)   Dave’s wedding.

Paul lives __________ London. He’s a student __________ London University.

(a)  

Three people were taken (a)   hospital after the accident.

I met Caroline on my way (a)   home.

We left our luggage (a)   the station and went to find something to eat.

Shall we take a taxi (a)   the station or shall we walk?

I must go (a)   the bank today to change some money.

The river Rhine flows (a)   the North sea.

I’m tired. As soon as I get __________ home, I’m going __________ bed.

(a)  

“Have you got your camera?” - “No, I left it (a)   home.”

Marcel is French. He has just returned __________ France after two years __________ Brazil.

(a)  

Have you ever been (a)   China?

I had lost my key but I managed to climb (a)   the house through a window.

We got stuck in a traffic jam on our way (a)   the airport.

Welcome (a)   the hotel. We hope you enjoy your stay here.

She got (a)   the car and drove away.

Don’t wait outside. Come (a)   the house.

Who is that man standing (a)   the window?

I managed to put the fire out (a)   a fire extinguisher.

These photographs were taken (a)   a friend of mine.

These photographs were taken (a)   a very good camera.

I don’t mind going __________ car but I don’t want to go __________ your car.

(a)  

Shall we get a taxi or shall we go (a)   foot?

What’s that music? I know it’s (a)   Beethoven but I can’t remember what it’s called.

There was a small table __________ the bed __________ a lamp and a clock __________ it.

(a)  

Our team lost the game only because of a mistake (a)   one of our players.

I didn’t feel like walking home, so I came home (a)   a taxi.

My house is next (a)   the post office.

He succeeded (a)   opening the door.

An accident has happened (a)   that family.

I thanked everybody (a)   all the help they had given me.

I can’t deal (a)   this problem.

Celia often reminds me (a)   her mother.

I congratulate you (a)   your success.

I can’t combine oil (a)   water.

Don’t tell anyone (a)   me.

Please write __________ English not __________ Vietnamese.

(a)  

I’d like to book a table __________ twelve __________ 6:30 this evening.

(a)  

The differences (a)   British English and American English are small.

It isn’t easy to start looking (a)   a job at her age.

We often go to school (a)   the morning.

I usually read the newspaper while I’m waiting (a)   the bus.

Janet doesn’t take good care (a)   himself.

Next month I’m going to Scotland (a)   a short holiday.

There was panic when people realized the building was (a)   fire.

The pupils left their bicycle leaning (a)   the wall.