Fill in prepositions or adverbs where necessary.
1. I made a date ... her ... 7 o’clock.
2. I’m distantly related ... her.
3. We are distantly related ... my father’s side.
4. He is not ... age, he is ... 18.
5. I’m not 20 yet. I’m still ... my “teens”.
6. Thank you for the compliment, I’m well ... 20.
7. He is about 50, he is ... the prime of his life.
8. I was born ... the 5th ... May ... 1956.
9. What country are you ... ?
10. He descends ... a pleasant family.
11. They have brought ... 3 children.
12. He didn’t return from the war, he died ... his country.
13. Did Mrs White divorce ... her husband?
14. They say she took ... her mother.
15. They still love each other, they married ... love.
16. He is much younger, he married her ... convenience.
17. My son is ... double her age.
18. He had a son ... former marriage.
19. The girls looked ... so much alike.
20. At fifty six she looked ... forty.

1. I made a date WITH her AT 7 o’clock.

Explanation: "With" is used to indicate the person with whom the date is made, and "at" is used to indicate the time of the date.

2. I’m distantly related TO her.

Explanation: "To" is used to indicate a connection or relationship.

3. We are distantly related ON my father’s side.

Explanation: "On" is used to indicate the specific side of the family.

4. He is not OF age, he is UNDER 18.

Explanation: "Of" is used to indicate the legal age, and "under" is used to indicate a person's age.

5. I’m not 20 yet. I’m still IN my “teens”.

Explanation: "In" is used to indicate the time period of someone's age.

6. Thank you for the compliment, I’m well OVER 20.

Explanation: "Over" is used to indicate a certain age or number exceeded.

7. He is about 50, he is IN the prime of his life.

Explanation: "In" is used to indicate a specific phase or stage of life.

8. I was born ON the 5th OF May IN 1956.

Explanation: "On" is used to indicate the specific day, "of" is used to indicate the month, and "in" is used to indicate the year.

9. What country are you FROM?

Explanation: "From" is used to indicate a person's country of origin.

10. He descends FROM a pleasant family.

Explanation: "From" is used to indicate the origin or source.

11. They have brought UP 3 children.

Explanation: "Up" is used to indicate the act of raising or nurturing.

12. He didn’t return from the war, he died FOR his country.

Explanation: "From" is used to indicate the source from which someone didn't return, and "for" is used to indicate the purpose or cause.

13. Did Mrs White divorce FROM her husband?

Explanation: "From" is used to indicate the separation or ending of a relationship.

14. They say she took AFTER her mother.

Explanation: "After" is used to indicate similarities or resemblance between family members.

15. They still love each other, they married FOR love.

Explanation: "For" is used to indicate the reason or motive.

16. He is much younger, he married her FOR convenience.

Explanation: "For" is used to indicate the reason or motive.

17. My son is TWICE her age.

Explanation: "Twice" is used to indicate the multiplication of someone's age.

18. He had a son FROM a former marriage.

Explanation: "From" is used to indicate the source or origin.

19. The girls looked SO much alike.

Explanation: "So" is used to indicate the intensity or degree.

20. At fifty six she looked LIKE forty.

Explanation: "Like" is used to indicate a comparison or similarity.