Question

Помогите пожалуйста Fill in the gaps with the appropriate particle. On my last day at school, Gerald asked me to marry him. As you can imagine, I felt tremendously flattered. But I turned him _____ (9). I told him I was just too young to settle _____ (10). I needed more time to think things ______ (11). For the next few months we played a sort of game. He kept _______ (12) proposing and I kept _____ (13) saying “no”. But then one night – it was May 10th – everything changed. I told my father I was going to a poetry reading in the local Town Hall. In fact, I slipped ____ (14) of the side door and went to the cinema with Gerald. When the film was over, we caught the last bus home but – along the way – the bus broke _____ (15) and all the passengers had to get ______ (16) and walk. It was now two o’clock in the morning. I took _____ (17) my key and let myself ______ (18) as quietly as I could. My father was waiting for me in the hall. He normally went to bed at about eleven but – that night – he’d decided to stay_____ (19) until I come _____ (20).

Answer 1

As you can imagine, I felt tremendously flattered. But I turned him __down___ (9). I told him I was just too young to settle ___in__ (10). I needed more time to think things ___over___ (11). For the next few months we played a sort of game. He kept ____on___ (12) proposing and I kept ___on__ (13) saying “no”. But then one night – it was May 10th – everything changed. I told my father I was going to a poetry reading in the local Town Hall. In fact, I slipped __out__ (14) of the side door and went to the cinema with Gerald. When the film was over, we caught the last bus home but – along the way – the bus broke ___down__ (15) and all the passengers had to get __off____ (16) and walk.
It was now two o’clock in the morning. I took __out___ (17) my key and let myself ___in___ (18) as quietly as I could. My father was waiting for me in the hall. He normally went to bed at about eleven but – that night – he’d decided to stay___up__ (19) until I come __back___ (20).

Answer 2

On my last day at school, Gerald asked me to marry him. As you can imagine, I felt tremendously flattered. But I turned him down (9). I told him I was just too young to settle down (10). I needed more time to think things through (11). For the next few months, we played a sort of game. He kept on proposing and I kept on saying "no". But then one night – it was May 10th – everything changed. I told my father I was going to a poetry reading in the local Town Hall. In fact, I slipped out of the side door and went to the cinema with Gerald. When the film was over, we caught the last bus home but – along the way – the bus broke down (15) and all the passengers had to get off (16) and walk. It was now two o'clock in the morning. I took out my key and let myself in (18) as quietly as I could. My father was waiting for me in the hall. He normally went to bed at about eleven but – that night – he'd decided to stay up (19) until I came home (20).