Use prepositions where necessary. 1) Richard has an advantage ...his friends, he goes ...the stadium regularly. 2) Everyone

1) Richard has an advantage of his friends; he goes to the stadium regularly. 2) Everyone knows that it is very hard to climb Everest. 3) I am afraid that ice hockey is not quite in my taste. 4) You say you are a good runner. Race me to the school building and we shall see. 5) How many countries took part in the latest Olympic Games? 6) The boy who has won in the 100 metre race is my best friend. 7) I can see two cows in the field. 8) Look! The two teams are already in the football field. They have just come out in it. 9) The Battle of Waterloo took place in 1815 near Brussels, Belgium. 10) We are competing with our neighbours, school 1220, in basketball.