Question

Помогите пожалуйста выбрать правильный предлог1. I can always rely________ (on/in/to) my sister.2. We really get ________ (on/with/to) well_____(in/on/with) each other, spend a lot of time together which is fun.3. This is a very old man ______ (with/to/in) long hair and a moustache.4.This person is ______(on/ in/ with) his mid-fifties.5. My dad is a breadwinner _____(on/ in/ at) our family

Answer 1

1. rely on
2. get on well with...
3. with
4. in his ...
5. in our 

Answer 2

I can help you choose the correct preposition for each sentence. Here are the answers and explanations:

1. I can always rely on my sister. The correct preposition is on. We use on to show a relationship of dependence or trust between two people or things. For example, "You can count on me" or "She depends on her parents". 2. We really get on well with each other, spend a lot of time together which is fun. The correct prepositions are on and with. We use on to show a relationship of agreement or harmony between two people or things. For example, "They get on well with their neighbours" or "He doesn't get on with his boss". We use with to show a relationship of companionship or association between two people or things. For example, "She lives with her parents" or "He works with computers". 3. This is a very old man with long hair and a moustache. The correct preposition is with. We use with to show a relationship of possession or characteristic between two people or things. For example, "She is a girl with blue eyes" or "He is a man with a beard". 4. This person is in his mid-fifties. The correct preposition is in. We use in to show a relationship of inclusion or belonging to a group or category. For example, "She is in her twenties" or "He is in the army". 5. My dad is a breadwinner in our family. The correct preposition is in. We use in to show a relationship of role or function within a group or organization. For example, "She is a teacher in a school" or "He is a manager in a company".

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