Fill in the blanks with prepositions and adverbs: 1.selecting a book _ a pile – front _ him the librarian held it _ _ the boy. 2.he is sure to stand _ _ his friends _ any circumstances. 3.she kept _ _ the laboratory and martin came _ _ thinking that joyce had finally learnt to put _ _ her husband’s
work. 4.he clearly felt he couldn’t put _ _ such unfair treatment any longer and decided to have it _ _ the manager the same evening. 5.i’d been right _ my suspicions _ the sad role he had played _ the incident, but only _ _ a point, as i was later _ find _. 6.the boy was pale and weak _ lack _
fresh air and exercise. 7. he was last _ a long line, and _ the look _ it he was unlikely to get a good seat _ the show. 8._ view of the approaching conference the organization committee is busy _ all kinds _ arrangements. 9.when the old woman got _ the bus, the young man sitting next _ the door
jumped _ his feet and offered her his seat. 10.i have an appointment _ the head engineer which i can’t break even _ account _ your arrival. 11.he worked _ bursts, sometimes _ night. 12.we all knew that when the old man was _ _ temper, we’d better keep _ _ him. 13.it has been a hard fight _ the
child’s life; the doctors have really won a victory _ death. 14.he saw a group _ small children stop _ the shop window and look _ interest _ the toys _ it. 15.i am not quite sure whether you are _ or against _ plan.

When I (got) to the top, I (had) a bird's-eye view of central London. I (was) lucky to have nice weather. It (was) great! I... (spent) 30 minutes on the Eye. I, (admired) the city its historical building and the famous Thames. I.. (took) a lot of photos. I also... (bought) some funny souvenirs in the shop below the London Eye, a model of red London bus and a black mug with the picture of the giant wheel. Next to the London Eye are the Jubilee Gardens where we (saw) a puppet show and some "Living statues”. There (were) two kings and a nice queen, a brave cowboy and a sad poet among the "living statues” I really (enjoyed) the London Eye. I hope to come here again one day.

My personal cheques weren't used for encashment. My card wasn't used for encashment during my previous tour either. The customet didn't receive the credit statement at the end of last month. The statement wasn't received much later. Where were your traveller's cheques lost? - I didn't lose them, they were stolen from me in the jammed airport when I arrived in Moscow. Didn't the bank replace your stolen cheques last time? - No, they didn't replace. They were refunded to me by the bank. Did the customer pay off his debt? - Yes, the debt was paid off in arrears during the last three months. The bill exceeded the amount in the cheque. How did the difference make up? - The customer advised to write out another cheque. Where and how was your guest pickpocketed? - He wasn't pickpocketed. He left his money in the taxi on his way to the hotel. The tour package was paid for by credit card. The customer didn't pay a deposit, he paid the total amount at once. The customers didn't draw cash from this dispenser yesterday, because it was out of order. Cash wasn't drawn from it the day before yesterday either. Where did you keep your sales voucher when you were pickpoketed? - It was kept in my inner pocket. The guide showed them the way to the nearest bank. The Eurocheque sticker was shown on its entrance door. Did you change your dollars for the local currency at the airport yesterday? They didn't offer a good exchange rate. - No, my personal cheques were accepted. Did the cashier take the imprint of your card when you paid the hotel bill? Yes, the imprint was taken and I was given a receipt.