Fill in prepositions or adverbs where necessary. 1. he goes … the name bill. 2. i’m distantly related … her. 3. we are distantly related … my father’s side. 4. he is not … age, he is … 18. 5. i’m not 20 yet. i’m still … my “teens”. 6. thank you for the compliment, i’m well … 20. 7. he is about 50, he is … the prime of his life. 8. i was born … the 5th … may … 1956. 9. what country are you … ? 10. he descends … a pleasant family. 11. they have brought … 3 children. 12. he didn’t return from the war, he died … his country. 13. did mrs. white divorce … her husband? 14. they say she took … her mother. 15. they still love each other, they married … love. 16. he is much younger, he married her … convenience. 17. my son is … double her age.

1. He goes by the name Bill. 2. I’m distantly related to her. 3. We are distantly related on my father’s side. 4. He is not of age, he is under 18. 5. I’m not 20 yet. I’m still in my “teens”. 6. Thank you for the compliment, I’m well over 20.
7. He is about 50, he is in the prime of his life. 8. I was born on the 5th of May, 1956. 9. What country are you from? 10. He descends from a pleasant family. 11. They have brought up 3 children.12. He didn’t return from the war, he died for his country. 13. Did Mrs. White divorce her husband? 14. They say she took after her mother. 15. They still love each other, they married for love.
16. He is much younger, he married her of convenience. 17. My son is about double her age.

3.

 If she comes late again, she’ll lose her job.

 I’ll let you know if I find out what’s happening.

 If we lived in a town, life would be easier.

 I’m sure he wouldn’t mind if we arrived early.

 We’llphone you if we have time.

 If I won the lottery. I ( wil lgive you half the money.

 It will be a pity if she married Fred.

 If I’m free on Saturday, I will go to the mountains.

 She will have a nervous breakdown if she goes on like this.

 I know I’ll feel better if I stop smoking.

4:

1. If i knew, would invite

2. would go wasn't

3. said, wouldn't

4. would won, played

5. don't cut, will finish

3.

 If she comes late again, she’ll lose her job.

 I’ll let you know if I find out what’s happening.

 If we lived in a town, life would be easier.

 I’m sure he wouldn’t mind if we arrived early.

 We’llphone you if we have time.

 If I won the lottery. I ( wil lgive you half the money.

 It will be a pity if she married Fred.

 If I’m free on Saturday, I will go to the mountains.

 She will have a nervous breakdown if she goes on like this.

 I know I’ll feel better if I stop smoking.

4:

1. If i knew, would invite

2. would go wasn't

3. said, wouldn't

4. would won, played

5. don't cut, will finish