U1 Lesson C: A late night

Complete the statements with the correct prepositions (Example: in on)

Shall we stay ___ and watch TV or go ___ for dinner tonight?

Complete the statements with the correct prepositions (Example: in on)

I might not get home ___ by after seven. I don't want to stay ___ really late because I've got a meeting first thing in the morning.

Complete the statements with the correct prepositions (Example: in on)

Well, if you get home early enough, we could go out for an early dinner. We can go to a restaurant where we don't have to queue ___ and we don't have to go ___ to anywhere else afterwards.

Complete the statements with the correct prepositions (Example: in on)

OK, sounds good. Oh no! I'm late for work. Please could you tidy ___ these plates for me?

I got ___ to my friend Peter and forgot what time it was.

• talking

• queue

• throwing

• celebrate

• episode

We didn't have to ___ to get in to the restaurant because they found us a table right away.

• talking

• queue

• throwing

• celebrate

• episode

We're ___ a surprise party next week for my parents' anniversary.

• talking

• queue

• throwing

• celebrate

• episode

How are you going to ___ your birthday?

• talking

• queue

• throwing

• celebrate

• episode

I want to stay in tonight and watch the next ___ of my favourite series.

• talking

• queue

• throwing

• celebrate

• episode

I'm so tired this morning, but it's ___ it because I had a great time yesterday evening!

• worth

• missed

• fortune

• home

• play