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Exercise1: Use the correct prepositions of movement from the brackets.

1. The mouse ran the table to hide. (through / in / under)

2. The dog ran the garden to play. (into / onto / over)

3. The ship sailed the world. (round / through / over)

4. The train went the tunnel. (over / through / onto)

5. The paint fell the floor. (into / onto / round)

6. She broke her leg when she fell the stairs. (off / in / down)

7. The burglar made a mistake when he ran the policeman. (towards / under / onto)

8. I was tired after walking the hill. (through / into / up)

9. When the train arrived at my destination I got . (into / onto / off)

10. The horse jumped the fence. (over / under / down)

'\эзоп- древнегреческий философ был известен своими шутками.как то на прогулке он увидел человека. этот человек потерялся. Мужчина поздоровался и спросил:"сколько времени мне понадобится, чтобы добраться до города? "  "Иди"- сказал Эзоп, путешественник не понял ответа, "я знаю, что должен идти" - сказал он  и повторил свой вопрос. но ответ был тот же, "иди" и путешественник пошел. "Человек сошел с ума" решил он. через некоторое время Эзоп крикнул в след:"Вы будите в городе через 2 часа" .путешественник вернулся и спросил:"Почему вы не сказали мне об этом раньше?" эЗоп ответил:"Я не сказал вам потому что не знал как быстро вы сможете идти"

Aesop and the traveller
Aesop, a Greek philosopher, was famous for his jokes. One day Aesop was out for a walk when he saw a man. The man was lost. The man greeted Aesop and asked him how long it would take him to get to the town?  Aesop told him to go. The traveler didn't understand the reply. He said that he knew that he had to go and repeated his question, but Aesop's reply was the same. He told him to go again very politely.
The traveller went away. He decided that  the man was mad. After the traveller had gone some
distance, Aesop shouted after him that he would get to the town in two hours.
The traveller came back to Aesop and asked why he hadn't  told him that before?  Aesop replied that he hadn't told him because he hadn't  known how fast the traveller could walk.