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Question 1 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. he said he had bought tickets the bolshoi theatre. answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 2 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. there is no shop the end of our street. answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 3 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. konstantin stanislavsky devoted all his life the theatre. answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 4 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. people buy programmes the usher. answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 5 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. our seats were not the stalls, they were the gallery. answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 6 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. i have always been fond opera. answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 7 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. robert bought two tickets "the sound of music". answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 8 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. we have no connection this branch of the family. answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 9 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. suddenly a beautiful queen appeared the stage. answer choice: at for from in of on to with question 10 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. who is coming the stage after romeo? answer choice: at for from in of onto to with question 11 choose the right preposition and complete the sentence. the end we decided to rent a flat near the sea. answer choice: at for from in of onto to with

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