Most of these prepositions are usually translated as “a” in Spanish.  See if you can figure out what each one should be in English.  Be careful: one of them needs to be left blank!

If you need a little extra help, below the text is the list of prepositions you can choose from

Last month, I wanted to go (1)___ Budapest, so my wife and I booked a trip.  We arrived (2)___ the airport (3)___ noon and went straight (4)___ the hotel.  I was hungry, so we went (5)___ the restaurant and sat down (6)___ the table.  I ordered some dish I couldn’t pronounce, just to be exciting.  When it arrived, I was taken aback.  It smelled (7)___ fish and oregano, but it looked like vegetables, with some other thing (8)___ the side.  My wife got a simple salad, and compared (9)___ mine, it looked delicious.  I tried tasting my dish, but I couldn’t even swallow it.  So I asked (10)___ the waitress to take it back and just bring me a hamburger.

These are the prepositions that go in the text:

At, at, at, to, to, to, to, of, on, —

Answers:

1. To
2. At
3. At
4. To
5. To
6. At
7. Of
8. On
9. To
10. –

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