Prepositions
тест по английскому языку (8 класс) по теме


Выполнена Петровой Надеждой Александровной,учителем английского языка МООУСТ-ТСШИ РС/Я/
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1. Prepositions We were caught... a storm, a) at; b) by; c) on. We arrived ... the station too late, a) at; b) in; c) with. Climbers have been trying to conquer Everest... a very long time. a) at; b) during; c) on. Why are you staring ... me? a) by; b) with; c) at. I cannot write ... this pen. a) at; b) with; c) on. He fired his gun ... the bird, a) on; b) by; c) at. The chairs were arranged ... two rows, a) in; b) at; c) by. You must not bathe ... such cold weather, a) at; b) in; c) on. ... the winter there are winds on the highest mountains, a) during; b) on; c) at.
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2. Prepositions Are you fond ... reading? a) through; b) of; c) over. When will the lesson be ...? a) across; b) over; c) through. Have you ever been ... Paris? a) over; b) through; c) to. He walked ... the room and went out. a) through; b) across; c) over. I haven't been there ... 1976. a) since; b) over; c) through. Water was running ... the hill, a) over; b) across; c) through. We live just ... the street, a) through; b) over; c) by. They travelled all ... the country, a) across; b) at; c) over. Suddenly an idea flashed ... my mind, a) over; b) across; c) through.
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3. Prepositions I haven't seen you ... ages, a) for; b) since. We haven't had a disco ... half a year, a) since; b) for. I have been ill ... last Sunday, a) since; b) for. He hasn't had anything to eat... yesterday, a) for; b) since. We haven't seen each other ... two years, a) for; b) since. They haven't been at the seaside ... 3 years, a) since; b) for. I couldn't sleep ... some hours, a) since; b) for. She has known me ... I was 6. a) for; b) since. Nobody has seen them ... a month, a) for; b) since.
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4. Prepositions Ann's birthday is ... the beginning of May. a) on; b) for; c) at. Is the road busy ... night? a) at; b) since; c) until. Our friends are staying ... Friday, a) for; b) until; c) in. Have you read any books ... Margaret Mitchell? a) since; b) on; c) by. Bombay is ... the west coast of India, a) on; b) in; c) at. It hasn't rained ... Monday, a) since; b) for. I was caught by the storm and was wet.... a) through; b) over; c) across. This book was written ... a gifted writer, a) with; b) at; c) by.
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5. Prepositions We arrived ... London. They got ... the station. I asked ... black coffee. I'm worried ... you. He wrote a letter ... me. She spoke ... him two days ago. This car belongs ... me. It depends ... the weather. I can't agree ... you. They lend some money ... us. (in, to(5), about, on, with, for)
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6. Prepositions She smiled ... her. You didn't pay ... the book. John is married ... Mary. I can explain this rule ... you. We discussed ... the problem at the last lesson. I don't believe ... it. She is angry ... her. Jane is afraid ... spiders. They apologized ... coming late. Mr. Smith is proud ... his son. (to(3), with, of(2), for(2), -(2)
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7. PrepositionsDid you come all this way ... foot? (at, by, on, with)We didn't walk. We came here ... the bus. (in, by, on)Where's Mary? I think she's gone ... bed. (in, to, at)Aren't the children ... bed yet? (in, to, —, at)What time did you go ... home last night? (to, —, at)I don't mind being alone ... the room, (in, on, —, at)I only manage to do the shopping when the children are ... school. (in, to, —, at)You can't speak to him now. He's ... class, (in, to, —, at)Many young people expect to go ... university after they leave school. (in, to, —, at)Where did you hear about this? I saw it ... TV. (in, on, —, at)
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8. Prepositions You may work hard all week, but you do nothing when you're ... home, (in, to, at) . I don't think it's much cheaper to go ... bus. (in, on, by, at) Your cheque is ... the post, (in, on, with, at) Who's that woman ... the black handbag? (in, with, under) What time do the children go ... school in the morning? (in, to, for, at). I completely agree ... you! (about, with, in) A stranger approached ... me in the street and asked for money. (to, for, at) He didn't do it. Don't shout ... him! (on, to, at) Everyone stood up when the King entered ... the room. (into, in, to) We'll have to go ... home soon, (at, to, -)
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Well done!
1. Prepositions We were caught by a storm. We arrived at the station too late. Climbers have been trying to conquer Everest during a very long time. Why are you staring at me? I cannot write with this pen. He fired his gun at the bird. The chairs were arranged in two rows. You must not bathe in such cold weather. During the winter there are winds on the highest mountains.
2. Prepositions Are you fond of reading? When will the lesson be over? Have you ever been to Paris? He walked across the room and went out. I haven't been there since 1976. Water was running over the hill. We live just over the street. They travelled all over the country. Suddenly an idea flashed through my mind.
3. Prepositions I haven't seen you for ages. We haven't had a disco for half a year. I have been ill since last Sunday. He hasn't had anything to eat since yesterday. We haven't seen each other for two years. They haven't been at the seaside for 3 years. I couldn't sleep for some hours. She has known me since I was 6. Nobody has seen them for a month.
4. Prepositions Ann's birthday is at the beginning of May. Is the road busy at night? Our friends are staying until Friday. Have you read any books by Margaret Mitchell? Bombay is on the west coast of India. It hasn't rained since Monday. I was caught by the storm and was wet through. This book was written by a gifted writer.
5. Prepositions We arrived in London. They got to the station. I asked for black coffee. I'm worried about you. He wrote a letter to me. She spoke to him two days ago. This car belongs to me. It depends on the weather. I can't agree with you. They lend some money to us.
6. Prepositions She smiled to her. You didn't pay for the book. John is married to Mary. I can explain this rule to you. We discussed - the problem at the last lesson. I don't believe - it. She is angry with her. Jane is afraid of spiders. They apologized for coming late. Mr. Smith is proud of his son.
7. Prepositions Did you come all this way on foot? We didn't walk. We came here by the bus. Where's Mary? I think she's gone to bed. Aren't the children in bed yet? What time did you go home last night? I don't mind being alone in the room. I only manage to do the shopping when the children are at school. You can't speak to him now. He's in class. Many young people expect to go to university after they leave school. Where did you hear about this? I saw it on TV.
8. Prepositions You may work hard all week, but you do nothing when you're at home. I don't think it's much cheaper to go by bus. Your cheque is on the post. Who's that woman with the black handbag? What time do the children go to school in the morning? I completely agree with you! A stranger approached me in the street and asked for money. He didn't do it. Don't shout at him! Everyone stood up when the King entered the room. We'll have to go home soon.