PET Grammar - Adjective and Preposition 1

Index
First, complete the table with the prepositions, then complete the sentences with an adjective. Click a word in the box below, then click on the appropriate gap. You can also type the words in the gaps.
AP08 ANSWERS EXPLANATION
for from in to
accurate
experienced
interested
successful
 famous
late
responsible
suitable
 absent
different
safe
separate
 addicted
polite
similar
used
1) We hope the party will be in the elections.
2) Their house is very to ours, but ours is bigger.
3) Jim is for the accident, and he ought to pay for the damage.
4) It's difficult to make airports from terrorist attacks.
5) Keep the fish from the other food.
6) Those boots are not for walking in the country.
7) Scotland is for its whisky.
8) She's not really in touch with what young people are in.
9) A real gentleman is as to a little girl as to a woman.
10) It took her years to get to living in Rome after moving from Ireland.
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