Question

Правильно вставить артикли by with of in on at to 1 I was ..... Sergio s party ..... Saturday. 2Luiza lives .... home ... her parents. 3Tom is ... the garden ...... his friend Sami. 4I go .... work ...... bus and I am ....... work until 5.30 every day. 5She was ..... the cinema ...... her boyfriend ...... Friday. 6Queen Elizabeth 2 was born ....... London ...... 1926. 7Can you help me ...... my homework? ........course I can , give it.......me 8Look ..... this photo ..... my girlfriend.

Answer 1

1at,on
2at,with
3in,with
4to,by,at
5at, with, on
6in,in
7with, of, to
8at, of

Answer 2

1. I was at Sergio's party on Saturday.

The correct usage of the prepositions in this sentence is "at" for the location and "on" for the day.

2. Luiza lives at home with her parents.

The correct usage of the prepositions in this sentence is "at" for the location and "with" to indicate who she lives with.

3. Tom is in the garden with his friend Sami.

The correct usage of the prepositions in this sentence is "in" for the location and "with" to indicate who Tom is in the garden with.

4. I go to work by bus and I am at work until 5.30 every day.

The correct usage of the prepositions in this sentence is "to" for the destination, "by" to indicate the mode of transportation, and "at" to indicate the location.

5. She was at the cinema with her boyfriend on Friday.

The correct usage of the prepositions in this sentence is "at" for the location, "with" to indicate who she was with, and "on" for the day.

6. Queen Elizabeth 2 was born in London in 1926.

The correct usage of the prepositions in this sentence is "in" for the location and "in" to indicate the year.

7. Can you help me with my homework? Of course I can, give it to me.

The correct usage of the prepositions in this sentence is "with" to indicate the assistance, "of" to indicate agreement, and "to" to indicate the recipient.

8. Look at this photo of my girlfriend.

The correct usage of the prepositions in this sentence is "at" to indicate where to direct the attention and "of" to indicate possession.