5 Complete the sentences with prepositions.
1 I’ve never won anything in the lottery, but I still spend a lot of money tickets.
2 It’s impossible to find tickets for the AC/DC concert. It’s sold .
3 Jeff wants to save for a bike, so he’s started delivering newspapers in the morning.
4 Could you lend me some money? I promise I’ll pay you next week.
5 My dad offered to pay my holiday – it’s really nice of him!
6 Are you debt? Then you need to make some money quickly.

She almost screamed — her smartphone was missing! Jane tried not to panic, although it was very difficult to stay calm and think clearly. She had all the important notes and contacts in her phone. All Jane could remember now was putting her phone into her bag before the plane landed.

Right at this moment Jane felt someone touch her shoulder. She turned around and saw the man who had been sitting next to her on the plane.

"I believe it's yours," he said while giving Jane her smartphone.

"Oh, it is! It is mine! Thank you so much!" she was super excited to see her phone.

As it turned out, the man found her phone in her seat after she had left the plane.

So after all Jane's trip was successful.

I hope you are well. I want to tell you about my hobbies and interests. During the week, I my homework in the evenings and after that I watch TV. I like watching sitcoms and reality shows but I don't really like talk shows. Sometimes my friends come around and we watch a DVD. 
At the weekend, I do some sports. On Saturday morning, I play football with the school team and in the afternoon I go shopping. I always go to the cinema with friends on Saturday night. On Sunday I relax at home and read a book or instead I go cycling. 
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