Choose the right preposition and underline it. 1. Can you see that boy? I love (him, his)! 2. (My, me) books are interesting. Read this one to (my,

home.

/played) puzzles in the evening.

3) Mag (does/will do/did) the washing up half an hour ago.

4) Alex (doesnt/wont/didnt) water the flowers yesterday.

5) His grandma (doesnt/wont/didnt) go to the country tomorrow.

here.

I expect you'll find it... (12) difficult to understand us in Scotland. We speak English, of course, but with a Scottish accent. We... (13) our own Scottish language, Gaelic. I can't speak it. It's very old and very difficult. Some people in the Western Highlands and ... (14) the Western Isles still speak it.

Let me tell you a few things about Aberdeen. It's the third largest city in Scotland after Edinburgh and Glasgow. It's famous... (15) an oil town because there are a lot of oil rigs in ... (16) North Sea. But don't worry, the beaches are clean. You won't be covered in oil when you ...(17) out of the sea.

We live in a detached house not far... (18) the centre. It's about twenty minutes ... (19) bus. I've got a sister. She's quite nice.

Well, I hope this information is interesting for you. Please write back and...(20) me about your family.

Love, Fiona.

11. A) will B) are liking C) going to

12. A) little B) a little C) a few

13. A) have also B) have too C) also have

14. A) on B) at C) out

15. A) as B) like C) with

16. A) a B) the C) no article

17. A) would come B) will come C) come

18. A) near B) from C) at

19. A) by B) on C) in

20. A) say B) tell C) say to

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1. Ghost Busters is not terrified/ terrifying at all, it is very funny.
2. The ending of City of Angels is extremely touched/ touching.
3. It’s a fascinating/ fascinated one with Brad Pitt as a star.
4. Both of us were really excited/ exciting after the Oscar ceremony.
5. Cartoons are interested/ interesting both for children and adults.

( been, had, has.)

3. You have just ... your voyage, haven't you? ( finish, finishing, finished )

4. I ... a week ago. ( have come, came, come)

5. Did you ... a nice journey? ( have, has, had)

there any new subject at / on / in your timetable? 4)Next Monday my friends will go at / to / in school. 5)May I go to / at / out? 6)Barbara's students invited us at / to / in London. 7)My best penfriends are from / at / on Oxford. 8) It is boring to listen to / on / of her story.