Question

. Choose a, b or c. 1. The car park is a. behind 2. Let's walk b. in front a. from 3. Children! Can you get a. down 4. There's a library a. next 5. It's about 2km a. through 6. Look! There's someone a. behind into b. through the park. It's a nice day. b. up of the museum. b. from b. opposite past b. around 4. Fiona is sitting 5. The tourists were climbing 6. We drove c. down the swimming pool now, please? c. out of the bank on Glenn Street.

C. Complete with the prepositions in the box. my house to the city centre. c. opposite 1. The dog is chasing the cat. 2. Jack doesn't get up very early. He lives 3. Put the books next to c. into that tree and he's looking at us! c. between c. between the garden. between his school. the box and take them to the classroom. Mary and Anna. down

D. Complete with the correct form of the adjectives in brackets. 1. Mr Thomson's house is the 2. Frank is 3. She's the 4. My job isn't as around (good) at his work than Henry. (friendly) person in my class. (important) as your job. the mountain when they got lost. the clothes shop very quickly so I didn't see the dresses in the shop window. (modern) house in the neighbourhood. Score Score Score 5 6 6​

Answer 1

Ответ:

A.

1. The car park is **a. behind** the museum.

2. Let's walk **b. in front** of the library.

3. Children! Can you get **c. down** from the tree?

4. There's a library **a. next** to the bank.

5. It's about 2km **b. from** my house to the city centre.

6. Look! There's someone **a. behind** the swimming pool now, please?

B.

1. The dog is chasing the cat **between** the garden.

2. Jack doesn't get up very early. He lives **in** my house.

3. Put the books **next to** the box and take them to the classroom.

4. Fiona is sitting **between** Mary and Anna.

5. The tourists were climbing **out of** the mountain when they got lost.

6. We drove **past** the clothes shop very quickly, so I didn't see the dresses in the shop window.

D.

1. Mr Thomson's house is **the most modern** in the neighbourhood.

2. Frank is **better** at his work than Henry.

3. She's **the friendliest** person in my class.

4. My job isn't as **important** as your job.

5. They walked **faster** when they realized they were late.

6. I ran **more quickly** than my brother in the race.