Intermediate English, Lesson 12. Grammar

Intermediate English, Lesson 12. Homework

Insert the needed preposition:

• Good morning! Stand __.
• Come __, come __ with me.
• Are you looking __ the weekend?
• What do you think __ it?
• I hate you! Go __!
• Come in. You are welcome.
• Once again your car broke __. Shouldn’t you repair the car at the station?
• I will be __! In a new episode.
• Bye! Come over and see us sometime!
• Look __ the newspaper. Something wrong is going on in the city.
• Watch __! You are in danger!
• David circled __ the girl at the party, waiting for a chance to talk to her.

Correct the mistakes:

• Stand through! The class will start.
• Come out! You’re welcome.
• Follow me over the street. I will go first.
• Calm up. There is nothing to worry about.
• Will you come about in one hour?
• What do you think forward this news?
• Turn the lights up, please.
• Think along my proposition.
• Go off your grammar.
• John circled out the girl at the party, unfortunately, without success.
• Look round the chapter. I think there’s something useful for you.
• Throw around your old papers.

Match the beginnings and endings:

a)

• The news got
• He tries to
• She will come
• The car broke
• I am looking
• Fill
• Turn the lights off,
• Take off your coat;
• Look out!
• We need to go
• Think over
• She promised
• I want to

b)

• about that John and Sheila had got married.
• get along with her, but without success.
• give up drinking Cola.
• back after her holiday in Spain, won’t she?
• down because of you!
• to come round.
• it is warm inside.
• forward Friday.
• in these papers, please.
• over our expenses once again.
• what your friend told you.
• it is not dark.
• You will fall down!

Intermediate English, Lesson 12. Answers

Insert the needed preposition: 

• Good morning! Stand up.
• Come along, come along with me.
• Are you looking forward to the weekend?
• What do you think about it?
• I hate you! Go away!
• Come in. You are welcome.
• Once again your car has broken down. Shouldn’t you get it repaired?
• I will be back in a new episode.
• Bye! Come over and see us sometime!
• Look through the newspaper. Something is going on in the city.
• Watch out! You are in danger!
• David circled round the girl at the party, waiting for a chance to talk to her.

Correct the mistakes:

• Stand up! The class is about to start.
• Come in! You’re welcome.
• Follow me along the street. I will go first.
• Calm down. There is nothing to worry about.
• Will you come round in an hour?
• What do you think about this news?
• Turn the lights off, please.
• Think over my proposition.
• Go over your grammar.
• John circled round the girl at the party, but without success.
• Look through the chapter. I think there’s something useful for you.
• Throw away your old papers.

Match the beginnings and endings:

• The news got about that John and Sheila had got married.
• He tries to get along with her, but without success.
• She will come back after her holiday in Spain, won’t she?
• The car broke down because of you!
• I am looking forward to Friday.
• Fill in these papers, please.
• Turn the lights off. It isn’t dark.
• Take off your coat; it is warm inside.
• Look out! You will fall down!
• We need to go over our expenses once again.
• Think over what your friend told you.
• She promised to come round.
• I want to give up drinking Cola.