Fill in prepositions where necessary:
1.You know, Lydia, the old man is very fond...you.
2.They're usually young people, my tenants, and I like to see them enjoy... life.
3.What was her age now? I wondered. She must be...her late thirties. She was one...the millions... women who were devoted...their parents... the prime...their life and then... the end
were left lonely.
4.He had come...Whitby because his captain had graduated ...the
school and recommended...him...the Dean of Admission.
5.None...the teachers...school have noticed that I am an intel-
lectual. They will be sorry when I am famous. There is a new
girl...our class. She sits next...me...Geography. She is all
right. Her name is Pandora, but she likes being called "Box".
Don't ask me why. I might fall...love...her. It's time I fell
love, as all I am more than thirteen years old.
6.This school was a pleasant institution...which I was sent
fourteen... my father.

1.of

2.-

3.at,of,of,to,in,in

4.to,-,-,to

5.of,of,in,to,at,in,with

6.to,by

1) of

2) -

3) in, of, of, to, from, of, till

4) to, from, -, to

5) of, at, in, to, in, in, with

6) to, by