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Complete the email with the prepositions in the box.  \nat in to down up along up  \nHi Max,  \nHow are you? Well, I’ve got some good news and some bad news. I gave (1)   my job about three weeks ago. You know how I felt about it. I couldn’t get (2)   with any of my co-workers and was feeling really (3)   when I was there. Fortunately, I went round (4)   Tina’s house and as always she managed to cheer me (5)  . Apart from making me feel better, she even helped me look for another job. (6)   first, I thought it would take me forever to find something else. We looked through the ads and found several interesting jobs. I finally got a new job and everybody is really nice to me. So, everything was OK in the end!  \nKeep (7)   touch,  \nJessica  \nCopyright © MM Publications  \nMM PUBLICATIONS > TEACHER RESOURCES > SECONDARY & YOUNG ADULT   \nVocabulary activities A2  \n2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrases in the box.  \ncombined with come along be at (one’s) best be into nothing to worry about let (sb) in on  \n1. Robert   sports. He enjoys watching basketball games.  \n2. Come on, Mum! I don’t want Mary to  . I’m going to Lisa’s house to study, not to play.  \n[3. ](3.   me)[ ](3.   me)[ me](3.   me)   your secret. I promise not to tell anyone.  \n4. The doctor told me that I have  . I’m in perfect health.  \n5. I   not   today. I’ve got a sore throat and a terrible headache.  \n6. A healthy diet   lots of exercise can help you keep fit.  \nCopyright © MM Publications  \nMM PUBLICATIONS > TEACHER RESOURCES > SECONDARY & YOUNG ADULT   \nVocabulary activities A2  \n3. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrasal verbs in the box.  \nturn on turn off turn into turn upturn down keep on burn off  \n1. Stop it! If you   talking I’ll send you out of the classroom.  \n2. This workout will help you   lots of calories.  \n3. I can’t see anything. Please,   the lights  .  \n4. Why did you   the radio? The music is too loud now.  \n5.   the oven or you’ll burn the food!  \n6. That song gives me a headache. Can you please   the volume   ?  \n7. Chris has   a computer addict. He spends too many hours in front of a computer playing games.  \nCopyright © MM Publications  \nMM PUBLICATIONS > TEACHER RESOURCES > SECONDARY & YOUNG ADULT   \nVocabulary activities A2  \n4. Complete the sentences with the prepositions in the box.  \nup at into over by out  \n1.   the time Ben got there, everyone had left.  \n2. The police asked Alice what she was doing   the time of the theft.  \n3. Susan crashed   a tree yesterday. Fortunately, only the car was damaged.  \n4. We tied   the burglar and called the police.  \n5. John threw my backpack in the middle of the road and a car ran   it.  \n6. Charlie and Carla set   on their journey two weeks ago.  \nCopyright © MM Publications  \nMM PUBLICATIONS > TEACHER RESOURCES > SECONDARY & YOUNG ADULT   \nVocabulary activities A2  \n5. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the phrases in the box.  \n| lose (one’s) way the other way round know (one’s) way around on (one’s) way | by the way in (one’s) way |\n| --- | --- |\n\n1. Excuse me, sir! You’re   and I can’t get off the bus.  \n2. Jane: Oh,   , there’s been a change of plan. We’re not going to the cinema.  \nPeter: I don’t believe this! I’m already   there. Why didn’t you call me earlier?  \n3. Jack didn’t pass the ball to Leo. It was  . Leo passed the ball to Jack.  \n4. Mary: Jack is late! Do you think he   ?  \nGary: I wouldn’t worry about him. He  . He’ll be here any minute.  \nCopyright © MM Publications  \nMM PUBLICATIONS > TEACHER RESOURCES > SECONDARY & YOUNG ADULT   \nVocabulary activities A2  \n6. Complete the sentences with the prepositions in the box.  \nout in of in on out in  \n1. The fire broke   during the night and destroyed three buildings in the area.  \n2. Could you all get   board, please? The ship is ready to sail.  \n3. Carol, you’ve arrived just   time! 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