Help me
Tick () A, B, or C to complete the sentences with the correct preposition.
Example: I went Chicago two years ago.
A to c B in c C from c
11 My plans depend the weather. We need a sunny day for a picnic!
A from c B of c C on c
12 Let’s pay now. Can you ask the waiter the bill, please?
A to c B for c C with c
13 I’m sorry, but I don’t agree you at all.
A with c B about c C to c
14 I wrote Mike, but he didn’t answer.
A for c B to c C about c
15 A Sorry, I can’t pay those trainers. They’re too expensive.
B Oh, OK Mum. What about these? They’re cheaper.
A on c B to c C for c
16 Sally invited us her party, but we couldn’t go.
A at c B on c C to c
17 What do you think his latest film?
A to c B after c C of c
18 We like going skiing the winter.
A in c B at c C on c
19 Did you speak the boss about your holiday?
A of c B to c C for c
20 We never talk politics. It’s boring.
A for c B about c C to c

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