English, 05.11.2020 04:40, adamkinney9345

Father divided his property…………between……………. four sons, (between, among, of, in) He has been living in this house……………………… 1985. (for, since, in, on)

I shall return…………………… a month, (in, of, on, for)

The Ramayana is lying…………………. the table, (in, of, on, for)

We shall finish this work……………… 5 p. m. today, (in, by, on, at)

Send me letters…………………… this address, (by, in, to, on)

You should listen………………………. what your parents say. (among, in, to, between)

Sita writes………………….. (with, on, in, at)

He did not listen………………… my advice, (at, to, in, on)

Would you like to go     ………..    the cinema tonight?

No, thanks. I was     …….the cinema yesterday.

We are going     …….. holiday next week.

There is a bridge     ……….    the river

A ball came into my room ……...the window.

……….my wall, there are many picture postcards.

Who is the person ………... this picture?

Come …………. the sitting room, we want to watch TV.

Munich lies 530 meters ……………..sea level.

My village lies ……..the river Koshi.

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