HW for today

1. Sally left school at the age of 16 and went to work _in_ a bank. e. at / in 2 He jumped _up to_ the wall and _out of_ the garden. e. up to / out of 3 He was driving _at_ 180 miles per hour when he crashed _into_ the central barrier. a. at / into 4 She ran _along_ the corridor and _up_ the stairs to the second floor. c. along / up 5 John is the person standing _beside_ the window, _next to_ the woman with the long blonde hair. b. beside / next to To Sheela. When using English, I think it's very important to use right preposition. But it's hard to use the preposition to the beginner same as me. preposition is very economical. A verb comes with various prepositions and has different meanings. So I try to study it more hardly. See ya.

You are right! It is difficult at first to know when to use the correct position to a certain word but you will know them soon as long as you continue with your studies.Keep it up and I will try to give your more homework about preposition. Have fun! T. Sheela 1. Sally left school at the age of 16 and went to work _in_ a bank. e. at / in >>correct!2 He jumped _up to_ the wall and _out of_ the garden. e. up to / out of >>The correct answer is letter a. over / into3 He was driving _at_ 180 miles per hour when he crashed _into_ the central barrier. a. at / into >>correct!4 She ran _along_ the corridor and _up_ the stairs to the second floor. c. along / up >>correct!5 John is the person standing _beside_ the window, _next to_ the woman with the long blonde hair. b. beside / next to >>correct!To Sheela. >>correct!When using English, I think it\'s very important to use right preposition. >>Correct! >>OR: In English, I think it\'s very important to use the correct preposition.But it\'s hard to use the preposition to the beginner same as me. >>But it\'s hard to use the preposition at the begining, same as with me. preposition is very economical. >>Correct! A verb comes with various prepositions and has different meanings. >>corect! So I try to study it more hardly. >>Correct!See ya. >>correct!