<p>2.16 Review</p><p>“Kim, say Hello to Mr. Smith.” I told Kim what to say to Mr. Smith. “Pam, mark the black skirts $20.” ______“John, pass that white car quickly.” ______“Ann, show me your new house.” ______“Jill, cut up six potatoes.” ______“Glenn, throw away the old milk.” ______“Liz, go to the movies by taxi.” ______“Mary, ask Bob for a cigarette.” ______“Waiter, put a little milk in my coffee.” ______“Dan, please stop at the supermarket.” ______“Sam, leave work at 5:30.” ______“Ed, fill these boxes with books.” ______“Dave, make a left turn now.” ______“Children, listen to the teacher.” ______“Mr. Chan, please wait in my office.” ______Prepositions</p><p>When I’m ___ a hurry, I often run _____ the stairs. You can turn right ___ a red light ______you stop. You must do your homework ______you come ___class. Mom stopped the boys _____ jumping ___ the bed. I told you ___ write “milk” and “eggs” ___ the shopping list. They went ____ a walk ___ the park ______dinner. The doctor is ready ___ stitch ___ Molly’s cuts. It costs a lot ___ money ___ go ___ the farm ___ taxi. How far is it _____ here ___ the library? She’s planning a party ____ her boyfriend ___ Saturday. John gets ready ____ class at quarter ___ eight. She watched the boys playing ___ the grass _____ the window. When I come _____ the house, I always take ____ my hat. The boys laughed ___ the pup playing _____ the ball. We need ___ hurry or we won’t be ___ time! The store is ___ the corner, ______the bank. I always come ___ class ______my children. Linda got ____ the bus, walked ______the street, and went ___ the stairs ___ her school. She’ll stop ___ the supermarket ____ a gallon ___ milk. Do you want to go ___ a picnic ___ Saturday? He filled the boxes _____ books; now they’re full ___ books. Are you having trouble ____ these prepositions? leave We won't before 11 o’clock. to leave</p><p> yell I heard Mr. Fox at his sons. to yell</p><p> teach Mrs. Hill is getting ready the students. to teach</p><p> study A good student must every day. to study</p><p> make Let's not a big dinner tonight. to make</p><p> pick up Mom asked the children their toys. to pick up</p><p> do She never helps me the laundry. to do</p><p> drive Our neighbor often lets us his truck. to drive</p><p> park Did you tell him where his car? to park</p><p> let I’m going him eat my sandwich. to let</p><p> dance They can't very well. to dance</p><p> visit He went to New York his mother. to visit</p><p> listen The teacher told the students carefully. to listen</p><p> dance I watched them last night. to dance Use: I, he, she, we, they; me, him, her, us, them; it, one, some, any</p><p>Did John open the window? Yes, he opened it. No, he didn’t open it. Did the boy do his homework? Yes, ______No, ______Did the telephone ring? Yes, ______No, ______Did Ned drink any beer? Yes, ______No, ______Did Ann fill the boxes? Yes, ______No, ______Did you and Ed hear the birds? Yes, ______No, ______Did Robert get a letter? Yes, ______No, ______Did Van sell any books? Yes, ______No, ______Did she give you a gift? Yes, ______No, ______Did the boys like the movie? Yes, ______No, ______Did the shirt and tie match? Yes, ______No, ______Did you take back the book? Yes, ______No, ______Did they pick up their toys? Yes, ______No, ______</p><p>Write a, the, or — (nothing) in the boxes. Tom Roberts can fix many things. He can fix clocks. He can fix dolls. Tom got  job in fix-it shop. man brings clock to fix-it shop. “Can you fix this clock?” says man. “I’m having trouble with it.” Tom looks at clock. “Yes, I can fix it,” he says.  “It is little job. Come back at four.” Molly Hunt comes to fix-it shop. She is carrying doll. doll’s head is in her hand. “Can you fix this doll?” Molly says to Tom. “It is my little girl’s doll. Her brother hit it with rock.” Tom looks at doll. He says, “Yes, I can put head back on doll. Come back at half past five.”   Mrs. Hunt comes back to Tom’s shop at five thirty. Tom gives her doll. She gives Tom two dollars. She tells him, “You fix things very well.” </p>