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1. 1.

   Look at the map below and write if the following statements are true or false.

   

   1. There's a car park in front of the shopping center on High Street
   2. The grocer's store is next to the baker's.
   3. There's a newsagent's shop opposite the football pitch.
   4. There's a chemist's shop at the traffic junction.
   5. As you enter Prince's Road from Queen's Avenue, the theatre comes before the bookstore.
   6. The church is next to the museum.
   7. The bus station is at the southern end of Clive Street.
   8. The gym is diagonally opposite the park.
2. 2.

   Cross out the wrong preposition.

   1. The play begins (at/on) 7 p.m.
   2. The gates don't oven (until/by) 5 p.m.
   3. I'll buy the tickets (in/by) 5.30 p.m.
   4. You can come (in/by) 6.45 p.m.
   5. My friends went to watch the play (in/on) Friday.
   6. They said this play comes to town only once (in/on) every two years.
   7. It was first performed in London (in/at) 1990.
   8. A similar play was performed in Broadway (on/in) the twentieth century.
3. 3.

   Look at the picture. Fill in the blanks with the right prepositions from those given in the box below.

   

   Sammy is preparing to participate in a competition. He has been regularly practicing for it. He first warms up. Then he takes a shower. Then he jumps ________1_______ the pool. He swims _______2_______ the pool at great speed. Then he gets out of it. He runs ________3_______ a long tunnel. He crawls ________4_______ the tunnel. He then runs ahead ________5_______ a wall. He goes ________6_______ the wall and runs _______7_______ the track to the finish.

   through, towards, to, over, around, across, into

    

4. 4.

   Look at the pictures below. Write one sentence to describe each of the pictures. Remember to use prepositions of place or movement.