1. I dislike this job because I am often (in/on/for) a business trip and must live out of my suitcase. 2. She entered (to/at/-) the Belarusian State University last year. 3. They rolled out the red carpet when the President of France came (on/for/to) a visit. 4. The e-mail sent on Monday didn't reach (to/at/-) them. There's something wrong with their server. 5. Mr. Sheldon got (into/off/out of) the car and I strolled up to meet him. 6. I could see nothing (through/out/across) the window. 7. The furniture should be moved (from/to/out of) the room into the corridor. 8. It will take a number of years for us to come (in/at/to) an agreement. 9. Don hurt himself. He fell (of/out of/off) his bike yesterday. 10. I got (out of/off/from) the water and dried myself off with the towel. 11. The system will allow people to send information safely (across/towards/into) the Internet without it being intercepted. 12. She was homesick at first but then she got used to living (from behind/away from/from) home. 13. We arrived (at/in/to) England (at/in/to) Gatwick Airport. 14. Travelling (by/in/on) your own car is better than going (by/on/in) foot. 15. Peter came running (into/to/towards) the room and threw his books (at/onto/down) the floor. 16. He walked right (up/past/across) me yesterday as I was coming (along/down/from) the stairs, but he didn't say hello. 17. We wanted to go away (for/on/to) a holiday but because of the move to a new building we are too busy to go (to/-/for) anywhere. 18. Mrs. Woods got (out of/from/off) the bus and walked (through/along/away from) the street (into/for/towards) the post office.

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