Question

Complete the sentences. Use the words from the box where necessary. Слова: in, to, over, back, from, out. 1)Roy says he has never been ... the British Museum. I think we should go there together. 2) Where did you get this dictionary? - I borrowed it ... my uncle. 3) My friend prefers mathematics ... language learning. 4) We followed ... our teacher to the beautiful high building. 5) In summer children should spend more time ... the open air. 6) Juan speaks ... Spanish, it's his mother tongue. 7) Can you, please, hand my hat ...? It is too far away from me. 8) The lesson is over. Hand ... your exercise books, please. 9) She took my photo, looked at it and handed it ... to me. 10) Now I'm going to hand ... some paper for you to write on. И ОБЪЯСНИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА ВАШ ВЫБОР, ТОЕСТЬ ПОЧЕМУ ВЫ ПОСТАВИЛИ ИМЕННО ЭТОТ ВАРИАНТ

Answer 1

Ответ:

in ( музей— помещения, мы заходим в него)

from ( откуда словарь у тебя? от моего дяди.)

over ( он предпочитает что-то, нежели что-то другое. В данном случае предпочитает математику нежели изучение языков. over это также предлог над, но здесь есть в некой степени сравнения и личные предпочтения)

to ( последовали за учителем. phrasal verb, которое нужно запомнить follow to— следовать за кем-то)

in (на открытом воздухе Open air используется для описания места, которое не имеет крыши или событие которое происходит снаружи. То есть, формально, это место в которое можно войти. Иногда кстати встречается out in the open-air, но какая-то тавтология но я думаю это можно будет упомянуть)

in ( speak in Spanish, in English, in Ukrainian.., то есть на каком-то языке, просто устойчивое выражение)

back ( hand.. back - передать назад, то есть вернуть)

in ( hand in— устойчивое выражение, значит сдать, здесь сдать книги)

back ( она взяла мою фотографию, посмотрела и вернула обратно)

in ( здесь: дать тебе)

Answer 2

1. Roy says he has never been to the British Museum. I think we should go there together. (Use "to" to indicate a destination or place you visit.)

2. Where did you get this dictionary? - I borrowed it from my uncle. (Use "from" to indicate the source or origin of something.)

3. My friend prefers mathematics to language learning. (Use "to" to indicate a preference between two options.)

4. We followed our teacher to the beautiful high building. (Use "to" to indicate the destination you followed someone to.)

5. In summer, children should spend more time out in the open air. (Use "out" to indicate being outdoors or outside.)

6. Juan speaks in Spanish; it's his mother tongue. (Use "in" to specify the language someone speaks.)

7. Can you, please, hand my hat over? It is too far away from me. (Use "over" to indicate passing something from one person to another.)

8. The lesson is over. Hand back your exercise books, please. (Use "back" to return something to its original location or owner.)

9. She took my photo, looked at it, and handed it back to me. (Use "back" to indicate returning something to its owner.)

10. Now I'm going to hand out some paper for you to write on. (Use "out" to distribute something to a group of people.)

I made my choices based on the most appropriate preposition for each sentence. Prepositions are used to convey specific relationships between words in a sentence, and the choice of preposition depends on the intended meaning of the sentence.