Complete the sentences with these prepositions.

### 1. Relationship verbs 1. I asked Sue **out** but she said she's got a boyfriend. 2. Do you get **on** well **with** your mum and dad? 3. She finished **with** John yesterday. 4. We've been going **out** with each other for six months. 5. They fell **in** love at first sight. 6. I think Paul's cheating **on** you! ### 2. Reporting verbs 1 — f (They complained that the classroom was cold.) 2 — b (I promised to study more next term.) 3 — e (We refused to leave our room.) 4 — d (They invited me to go with them.) 5 — a (The robber admitted that he had stolen the money.) 6 — c (I explained that I had to leave early.) ### 3. Reported speech 1. I said to him that I was tired. 2. I told him it was too late. 3. We asked him to come to the party. 4. She said to him that she would come. 5. They told him to stay. ### 4. Match the indirect sentences with the speech bubbles 1 — f (I lived in the USA.) 2 — e (I'm living in the USA.) 3 — f (I lived in the USA.) [Note: Past Perfect simple often reports Past Simple] 4 — b (I'll live in the USA.) 5 — c (I'm going to live in the USA.) 6 — d (I have to live in the USA.) ### 5. Reported questions with if 1. She asked me if I was a good student. 2. She asked me if I had passed my exams the previous year (or 'last year'). 3. She asked me if I liked studying. 4. She asked me if I wanted to study at that school. 5. She asked me if I lived near there. 6. She asked me if I could get there by bus.