Choose the correct prepositions and put them in correct places.

1.Mrs Andrew got ____ the taxi and ran ____ Oxford street. (across, round, out of)

2.Alice walked ____ the steps to the river and ____ the bridge.(through, over, along, down)

3.He walked slowly ____ the roa for a few minutes then he stopped and went ____ a small door ____ a garden. (across, along, into, through)

4.Mary went ____ the stairs and ____ her office, took a letter ____ the table and started to read it. (into, off, out of, over, up)

5.Go ____ the supermarket ____ the bridge ____ the first corner and the police station is on your right. (along, down, past, round, under)

Choose the correct prepositions and put them in correct places.

1.Mrs Andrew got ____ the taxi and ran ____ Oxford street. (across, round, out of)

2.Alice walked ____ the steps to the river and ____ the bridge.(through, over, along, down)

3.He walked slowly ____ the roa for a few minutes then he stopped and went ____ a small door ____ a garden. (across, along, into, through)

4.Mary went ____ the stairs and ____ her office, took a letter ____ the table and started to read it. (into, off, out of, over, up)

5.Go ____ the supermarket ____ the bridge ____ the first corner and the police station is on your right. (along, down, past, round, under)

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I.       Read the following passage and choose the item (a, b, c, or d) that best answers each of the questions about it.

A Maine vacation can be a seaside vacation along the state’s rocky and winding coast. Glaciers and the sea have carved so many inlets and harbors that the 228-mile-long coast would be 3,478 miles if it were stretched out straight! Thousands of islands lie off the coast of Maine. Most are uninhabited and are visited only by fishermen. Many have strange names - for example, Wreck Island, the Hypocrites, Junk of Pork, Pope’s Folly, and No Man’s Land.

If you want to explore the coast and islands, you can hire a boat and a captain.

One large and well-known island is Mount Desert Island. Here you’ll find the town of Bar Harbor, a very popular summer resort. If you get tired of the shops and crowds, you can visit Northeast Harbor, Southwest Harbor, and Somesville, the island’s smaller towns. You can also go for a swim, although the water temperature is hardly ever over 55⁰F!

26. What can be the best title of the passage?

      a. Vacation in Maine                                             b. The Advisable Place to Explore the Coast

      c. A Seaside Vacation                                           d. The Life on Island

27. The length of the coast of Maine is _____.

      a. 228 miles                                                            b. 3,478 miles                

      c. too long to be measured                                    d. stretched out straight

28. In the context of the last paragraph, the phrase “hardly ever over 55⁰F” means _____.

      a. very seldom over 55⁰F                                      b. never over 55⁰F

      c. always over 55⁰F                                              d. usually over 55⁰F

29. The word “many” in the first paragraph refers to _____.

      a. fishermen                  b. inlets                            c. harbors                        d. islands

20. According to the author, _____.

      a. the largest, most well-known island of Maine is Mount Desert

      b. most of the islands of Maine have no people living there

      c. there is hardly any way to explore the coast and islands

      d. many fishermen have strange names

Choose the correct option to complete the sentences.

1 ________ along the beach is very relaxing.

a Having walked                  b Walking                    c Walked

2 ________ to class late for many times, he made his teacher angry.

a To come                 b Having come                  c Came

3 It's not worth________ for a refund if you don't like the food.

a Having asked                 b ask                    c asking

4 She scolded her son for ________ rock climbing on his own.

a to go                       b gone                  c having gone

5 ________ a long way to find the restaurant was closed, we were very disappointed.

a Having driven             b Driving               c To drive

6 The rescue team succeeded in ________ the car up the hill.

a having pushed              b pushed                c pushing

change from although though even though -> in spite of despite although he was tired , he walked to the station despite .......................................................... 2. although it was noisy , the children slept well the children .................................................... 3. though linda earned a low salary , she gave money to her parents in spite of .............................................................. 4. tom went to work even though he didn't feel very well tom ........................................................... 5. their new product turned out to be a success though the market studies were pessimistic their ............................................................. 6. julie failed the exam though she worked very hard julie ............................................................ 7. although john got the highest result in the class , he still had problems with the teacher in spite of

Choose the right alternative 

1. She drove (between/ through) the gate 

2. The mouse ran quickly (across/through) the path

3. I pushed my bike (over/above) the brigde 

4. I held the parcel (behind/past) my back

5. The cat walked slowly (on top of/ along) the wall

6. We sat (on top of/ along) the cliffs and watched the sea

7. They walked (in from of/ past) the school gale 

8. The bank clerk stood (against/ towards) the wall

9. The snake moved quietly (through/ across) the grass

10. Someone pushed the letter (under/below) the door

11. We had a picnic on the hill (over/ above) the village 

12. We waited (down/ under) a tree

13. I threw the stone (into/ onto) the sea 

14. The car jumped (out/ out of) my hand and ran away

EXERCISE 11:

a. I (1. not use) ___________ the car this evening, so you can have it.

b. I walked along the street when suddenly I heard footsteps (2. follow) _________ behind me.

c. The house where the dead man (3. find) ______ is being guarded by the police to prevent it from (4. enter) ______.

d. This is only one of his poems that is worth (5. read)______.

e. I wish John (6. be) ___________________ by my side.

f. By eight o'clock this evening, the spaceship (7. travel) _______________ for five hours round the earth.

g. Minh (8. know)_______________ the answer because she smiled very happily. h. It (9. be)__________________ my birthday tomorrow.

i. He behaved as though he (10. be) ________________ a prince.