1.

Complete the conversations by writing

one of the prepositions in the correct place.
of

to

on

for

at

A: Excuse me, can you help me, please? Where is

the train station?
B: Sure, no problem. Go _____ the end of this road.
Go past the park. It's _____ your left.
A: Great! Thank you.
A: Can you help me, please? I'm a bit lost. I'm
looking _____ a bank. But I can't find one.
B: Its there, _____ the other side the road.
A: Sorry, where's the Filmland Cinema, please?
B: Turn right _____ the traffic lights here, then walk about
50 metres, and it's _____ the corner.
A: Do you know where Keith's house is?
B: Sure - it's near my dad's office. Walk down West
Street. When you come _____ the traffic lights, turn
left. It's the second house _____ your right.
A: Can you help us, please? Were looking for the
President Hotel.
B: Certainly. Go _____ the end of this road and take the
second right. Go past the cinema. It's the grey
building _____ your left.
A: Excuse me, can you help me, please? Where is the Natural History Museum?
B: Go straight on _____ the traffic lights, then take the
first left. Its next _____ the Grand Hotel.