I. Insert the suitable preposition : at, in, to.1. Our train arrived in York at 6.30. Paul met us in the station.

2. At first I found the work very tiring, but in a few weeks I got used to it.

3. There was an accident at the crossroad at midnight last night.

4. In the day time the streets are crowded, but at night they are quite deserted.

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

6. Ill leave some sandwiches in the fridge in case you are hungry when you came in.7. Wed better start at six, because climbing up to the gallery takes some time. I hope you dont mind sitting in the gallery.

8. We start serving breakfast at 7.30. Shall I send yours up to your room, or will you have it in the restaurant?9. According to the guide book there are three hotels in the town.

10. Shall we discuss it in my room, or shall I come to your office?II.Insert the suitable preposition: at, by, in, into, or, off, on, out (of), to, under1. How do you go to school? It depends on the weather in the wet days. I go by tube; in fine weather I go by foot.2. The car stopped to the traffic lights and wouldnt start again, so the driver got out and pushed it to the side on the road.3. Children get presents on Christmas and on their birthdays.4. How would we get out this room if the hotel was on fire?5. We arrived to London at 6 p.m. in a foggy November day. They often have fogs in November.6. Dont leave your luggage in the corridor. It will be in every ones way. Bring it to the compartment and put it in the rack.7. The children hastily changed to bathing things and jumped into the river with shouts of delight.8. Can i have Monday off ? i want to go to my sisters wedding.III. Insert the suitable prepositions : by, during, for, since, over, under, from, in, on

1. Ive lived on this street for ten years.2. He has lived at Jl. Setiabudhi 208 since 19663. There is a parcel of books for you on the table in the hall. Oh, they must be from my brother. He always sends me books on my birthday.

4. He was ill for a week and during that week his wife never left his side.

5. When he gets back to the office he expects his wife to meet him at the door with his slippers, and to have a hot meal waiting for him in the dining room.

6. He invited to dinner in his club and during the meal he asked me to advice about the investments.

7. He was wounded on the shoulder by a bullet fired in an upstairs window.

8. On their way from that coast in the town they were attacked by bandits.Insert adverbs of frequency in brackets into there sentences.1. John answers my letter (rarely)

Answer : John rarely answers my letter

2. We buy video-cassettes (seldom)

Answer : we seldom buy video-cassettes

3. His father visit Asean countries (occasionally)

Answer : his father visit Asean countries occasionally

4. He is late for school (always)

Answer : he is always late for school

5. My uncle comes to see us on week-ends (generally)

Answer : my uncle generally comes to see us on week-ends

6. They go to theatre together (frequently)

Answer : they frequently go to theatre together.

7. They are friends (never)

Answer : they are never friends8. We play tennis (sometimes)

Answer : we sometimes play tennis

9. She stays at home at this hour (usually)Answer : she usually stays at home at this hour

10. My parents are at home at this hour (often)

Answer : my parents are often at home at this hour

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