Question

lo Insert these words where necessary: on, for, against, to, at, by, of. A. 1. In 1941 Germany declared war ... the Soviet Union. 2. Have you paid ... the bill? -- I can't pay ... the books now. Will you send me a bill ... them? 3. A ten-dollar bill is a bill ... ten dollars. 4. She says she is interested in the US history but she has never heard of the Bill ... Rights of the US Constitution. 5. After the meal I asked for the bill ... the lunch. 6. Originally there were ten rights (amendments) in the US Bill ... Rights. 7. They introduced a new bill ... education into the British Parliament. B. 1. People all over the world fight ... peace ... war. 2. Who will judge ... the next case? 3. He often acts as a judge ... our school sports competitions. 4. Judging ... what everyone says about him​

Answer 1

 A. 1. In 1941 Germany declared war on the Soviet Union. 2. Have you paid the bill? - I can not pay for the books now. Will you send me bill of them? 3. A ten-dollar bill is a bill for ten dollars. 4. She says she is interested in the US history but she has never heard of the Bill of Rights of the US Constitution. 5. After the meal I asked for the bill for the lunch. 6. Originally there were ten rights in the US Bill of Rights. 7. They introduced a new bill of education into the British Parliament. B. 1. People all over the world fight for peace against war. 2. Who will judge on the next case? 3. He often acts as a judge at our school sports competitions. 4. Judging by what everyone says about him he is a loyal friend. 5. The member of the delegations decided to vote against the new school rules. 6. Have you heard about the new amendments to the Constitution?

Answer 2

Here is my attempt to answer your questions in detail:

A. 1. In 1941 Germany declared war on the Soviet Union. 2. Have you paid for the bill? -- I can't pay for the books now. Will you send me a bill for them? 3. A ten-dollar bill is a bill of ten dollars. 4. She says she is interested in the US history but she has never heard of the Bill of Rights of the US Constitution. 5. After the meal I asked for the bill for the lunch. 6. Originally there were ten rights (amendments) in the US Bill of Rights. 7. They introduced a new bill on education into the British Parliament.

B. 1. People all over the world fight for peace against war. 2. Who will judge the next case? 3. He often acts as a judge at our school sports competitions. 4. Judging by what everyone says about him, he is a very talented and kind person.