Предлог for в английском

Мы учим английский язык интересно и легко. И разбираемся с предлогами. Итак, предлог for в английском с упражнениями и ответами.

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Упражнение на тему — Предлог for в английском

Fill in the gaps with the verbs with preposition for:

hope for, leave for, to call for, ask for, be bound for, to care for,

exchange for, be late for, to start for, be sorry for.

1. Dorothy ____ Emerald City as soon as the sun rose,

hoping the Wizard would help her return home.

2. The Tin Man ____ a heart from the Wizard,

believing it would make him truly kind.

3. The brave knight ____ the dragon’s lair at midnight, his sword gleaming in the moonlight.

4. The old troll ____ his garden gnomes every evening,

making sure no mischief touched their tiny hats.

5. The enchanted ship ____ the hidden island,

its sails catching the wind that only appears at dawn.

6. The bookkeeper gnome ____ the forgotten page that slipped between the shelves,

muttering apologies to the library spirits.

7. The fire-breathing dragon ____ a single kind word,

something he’d never heard in his long, scaly life.

8. The mischievous imp ____ the rainbow feather ____ a handful of stardust,

though he knew the trade was uneven.

9. The timid rabbit ____ the morning council because he got tangled in his own burrow’s twists.

10. The wind sprite ____ a quiet corner in the old willow,

where no one would notice her shivering wings.

Dorothy started for Emerald City as soon as the sun rose, hoping the Wizard would help her return home.
The Tin Man asked for a heart from the Wizard, believing it would make him truly kind.
The brave knight left for the dragon’s lair at midnight, his sword gleaming in the moonlight.
The old troll cared for his garden gnomes every evening, making sure no mischief touched their tiny hats.
The enchanted ship was bound for the hidden island, its sails catching the wind that only appears at dawn.
The bookkeeper gnome was sorry for the forgotten page that slipped between the shelves, muttering apologies to the library spirits.
The fire-breathing dragon hoped for a single kind word, something he’d never heard in his long, scaly life.
The mischievous imp exchanged the rainbow feather for a handful of stardust, though he knew the trade was uneven.
The timid rabbit was late for the morning council because he got tangled in his own burrow’s twists.
The wind sprite called for a quiet corner in the old willow, where no one would notice her shivering wings.