Phrasal Verbs * Choose the correct item. 6 1 I read the newspaper every day to keep up/ on with the latest news. 2 I think young children should keep back/ away from some video games. 3 Keep in/on watching. The film is about to get more interesting. 4 At the festival, they told us all to keep off/of the stage.

There is a pen on the table. There is a cat on the floor. There are children in the garden. There are teachers in the park. There is a picture on the wall. There is a chair at the desk. There are flowers in the vase. There is a vase on the windowsill. There are cooks in the kitchen. There is a lazy boy in here. There is a bike in the yard. There are books on the shelf. There is a coat on the sofa. There are sneakers in the bag. There is a soap in my bath. There is a cockroach in my soup. There is a bad mark in my diary. There are flies in this room. There is an orange in the fridge. There are parents at the table

1. If the patient doesn't get better, he'll have to go to - hospital.
2. What's on the television tonight?
3. Would you like to go to - university with me to listen to Mr Robertson's lecture?
4. I' ve just heard on the radio that Russian cosmonauts are in - space.
5. My father started learning English when he was at - school.
6.The king's orders were to take the young man to - prison.
7. Mother was very angry when she found our cat Milly sleeping on the bed.
8. the space between the wall and the table is not enough for this big grandfather' clock.
9. Dr Clark works in the hospital where I spent three weeks last year.
10. We thought it would be nice to take our English friends to the new Church of Christ the Saviour.