с грамматикой (английский) Complete these sentences with the correct preposition.

`1. John is good football.

2. He started to be interested football when he was still a child, and today 3. everyone seems impressed his success.

4. Brian is different John who is always ready a competition.

5. I’m late the football match.

6. Brian is very fond sports but he isn’t very brilliant school.

1.at
2.in
3.by
4.with,for
5.on
6.in
7.at
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1. John is good at football.
Explanation: The correct preposition to use here is "at" because we use "good at" to talk about someone's skill or ability in a specific activity.

2. He started to be interested in football when he was still a child, and today 3. everyone seems impressed by his success.
Explanation: In the second sentence, we use "interested in" to talk about someone's interest in a particular thing. In the third sentence, we use "impressed by" to show that someone is affected or influenced by something.

4. Brian is different from John who is always ready for a competition.
Explanation: Here, we use "different from" to compare two things or people. We also say "ready for" to talk about someone's preparedness or willingness to do something.

5. I'm late for the football match.
Explanation: We use "late for" to indicate that someone is delayed or behind schedule for a specific event or appointment.

6. Brian is very fond of sports, but he isn't very brilliant at school.
Explanation: In the last sentence, we use "fond of" to express someone's liking or enjoyment of something. We also use "brilliant at" to talk about someone's proficiency or excellence in a particular area.