АНГЛ 7 КЛАСС Use the function words from the box where necessary to complete the
sentences. You can use some of them several times.
(at, from, in, into, of, on, to )
1. Sally was sitting ON a thick branch of the tree.
2. The Colorado River flows ＿ south.
3.. We are tired ＿ this business.
4. Our land stretches ＿ east.
5. . Bill has already been ＿ the bank. He is in his office now.
6. He is ＿ a car journey.
7. Never laugh ＿ children.
8. . I am really surprised ＿
what you have done.

1. Sally was sitting ON a thick branch of the tree.
- In this sentence, we use the word "ON" to describe the position of Sally. She is sitting on top of a thick branch of the tree.

2. The Colorado River flows TO south.
- In this sentence, we use the word "TO" to indicate the direction in which the Colorado River flows. It flows in the direction of the south.

3. We are tired OF this business.
- In this sentence, we use the word "OF" to express that we are tired because of or due to this business. It indicates the cause of our tiredness.

4. Our land stretches TO east.
- In this sentence, we use the word "TO" to indicate the direction in which our land stretches. It stretches in the direction of the east.

5. Bill has already been TO the bank. He is in his office now.
- In this sentence, we use the word "TO" to indicate that Bill has visited or gone to the bank. It describes his previous action, and now he is in his office.

6. He is ON a car journey.
- In this sentence, we use the word "ON" to describe that he is currently participating in or engaged in a car journey. It indicates the activity he is currently involved in.

7. Never laugh AT children.
- In this sentence, we use the word "AT" to indicate that we should not laugh in a negative or mocking way at children. It describes the target or recipient of our action, which is the children.

8. I am really surprised AT what you have done.
- In this sentence, we use the word "AT" to express that we are surprised by or about what the person has done. It indicates the cause of our surprise.

Explanation:
Function words are words that serve a grammatical function rather than conveying specific meaning. In the given sentences, we use function words to indicate position, direction, cause, target, and other grammatical relationships between different elements of the sentence. Understanding and using function words correctly is essential for clear and accurate communication in English.