To get to the Marketing Department, you have to go.... those stairs and then walk.... the corridor.... the end.
A.up / along / to
B.upon / through / in
C.in / over / through
D.by / up / for

You can read such advertisements.... the newspaper, or watch them.... TV.
A.in / on
B.at / from
C.on / in
D.through / at

She took the key.... her pocket and put it ..... the lock. She was so astonished to find that the door unlocked. Someone had broken into the house.
A.up / away
B.from / by
C.away / on
D.out of / into

Harry comes to work.... car but I prefer to come…. foot, although.... times I am late.... work.
A.on / by / from / at
B.with / through / on / in
C.by / on / at / for
D.in / with / in / on

I do not like the people who live in the apartment.... mine. They sometimes make noise and have a quarrel.... us.
A.over / for
B.upon / about
C.above / with
D.up / at

Peter has worked for our company.... 1999, ....nearly ten years. .... the time, he has been working very hard.
A.since / for / During
B.for / in / At
C.on / from / For
D.through / about / On

Mary lives.... 153 Oxford Street in London. Her work office is.... the tenth floor of a building near her house. Mary often says she prefers living.... the countryside and working…. the farm.
A.inside / at / on / by
B.in / from / by / in
C.at / on / in / on
D.on / in / at / for

Daisy is standing.... the table. She is opening the drawer.... which she keeps her savings.
A.next to / over
B.by / in
C.on / from
D.through / into

I am often.... school in the morning and do research or read books.... the school library. .... night, I stay home and prepare for my lessons.
A.at / at / At
B.in / from / On
C.to / through / In
D.out / in / For

The victim was.... a shop when he was attacked and the police were.... the spot immediately.
A.under / to
B.between / in
C.above / at
D.outside / on