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6.  There is an ancient house              the mango tree.

                 7.  Look             those flowers for as long as you want, but please don’t pluck

                    them              the tree.


                 8.  Mix the butter              the sugar.

             G.  Complete this paragraph by filling in the blanks with suitable prepositions.

                 Michael Phelps made sporting history by winning eight

                 gold medals               the 2008 Olympics

                 Beijing, China. Born               30 June 1985, Phelps

                 was only 15 years old when he qualified                 the
                 Sydney Olympics                 2000.


                 Phelps shattered the 200 metres butterfly record

                             swimming               record time. He swam

                 200 metres               1:56.50 seconds. He went on to break more records
                             the Athens Olympics                2004.


                             August 2008, he arrived               the Beijing Olympic Games

                 determined to break former Olympic champion Mark Spitz’s record haul

                             six gold medals. He participated               three team and five
                 individual events. He swam 17 races                 nine days and won gold medals

                             all eight events.            16 August, Phelps won his seventh gold

                 medal              the Games,              the men’s 100 metre butterfly event,

                 setting an Olympic record                the event. He did it             50:58 seconds,
                 edging out his nearest competitor                 one-hundredth of a second. When

                 his team won the 4x100 m medley relay, he stood                    the podium overcome

                             emotion as he received his eighth record-breaking medal.
















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