At, on, in, since, for, until, from, during, after, to, before, with, of.
I wake up (1)
about 7.30 (2)
the week, but much later (3)
Saturdays.

(4)
I wake up, I move very fast. In fact, I’m very good (5)
the mornings. I only need 20 minutes (6)
the time my alarm rings (7)
the time I leave the house. I don’t have breakfast (8)
home; I have to wait (9)
I arrive (10)
the office for a cup (11)
coffee.

I start work (12)
9.00 and work (13)
4 hours. (14)
lunchtime, I often sit (15)
the park and read while I am eating my sandwiches. (16)
going back to the office, I do some shopping. The afternoon passes very quickly. I work (17)
6 o’clock and then I go (18)
home. I’ve been working for the same company (19)
2005.

(20)
the evenings, I usually watch (21)
TV or maybe go out for dinner (22)
some friends. I don’t go (23)
bed late because I have to get up for work (24)
the next day. (25)
the weekends, my routine is very different.

1. He...not feel happy.
- The correct answer is "does". The sentence is in the present simple tense, so we use the auxiliary verb "does" to make a negative statement. Therefore, the correct sentence is "He does not feel happy."

2. They are...of swimming.
- The correct answer is "fond". The adjective "fond" means to have a liking or a strong preference for something. Therefore, the correct sentence is "They are fond of swimming."

3. Betty goes cycling...a week.
- The correct answer is "once". The word "once" means one time. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Betty goes cycling once a week."

4. She is really...on cycling.
- The correct answer is "keen". The adjective "keen" means having or showing a strong interest or enthusiasm. Therefore, the correct sentence is "She is really keen on cycling."

5. Ted is not...to the party.
- The correct answer is "coming". The verb "coming" is the present participle form of the verb "come" and is used in the negative sentence. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Ted is not coming to the party."

6. ..she watching TV?
- The correct answer is "Is". The sentence is asking a question in the present continuous tense. Therefore, the correct question is "Is she watching TV?"

7. They..not have a shower in the afternoon.
- The correct answer is "do". The verb "do" is used to form a negative sentence in the present simple tense. Therefore, the correct sentence is "They do not have a shower in the afternoon."

8. She is...for the sun to come up.
- The correct answer is "waiting". The verb "waiting" is used to express an action in progress. Therefore, the correct sentence is "She is waiting for the sun to come up."

9. They are...about music.
- The correct answer is "mad". The adjective "mad" means to be highly enthusiastic or passionate about something. Therefore, the correct sentence is "They are mad about music."

10. Look! They...on the fire.
- The correct answer is "are cooking". The verb "are cooking" is used to express an action in progress in the present continuous tense. Therefore, the correct sentence is "Look! They are cooking on the fire."

1. The speaker of the first statement is not mentioned explicitly in the given text. We cannot determine who said these words or under what circumstances based on the information provided.

2. The second statement implies that the speaker believes the person they are speaking to should not eat meat because it makes them feel heavy and unable to work effectively. The circumstances are not specified.

3. The speaker of the third statement claims that they will eat nothing for dinner that night. The circumstances leading to this decision are not provided.

4. The fourth statement expresses the personal belief of the speaker that people nowadays eat too much. No specific circumstances are mentioned.

5. The fifth statement suggests that the speaker finds French wines to be light and helpful for digestion. Again, the circumstances surrounding this comment are not given.

6. The sixth statement is an observation made by the speaker about how time passes quickly, indicating that they feel they are not getting any younger. No additional circumstances are provided.

In summary, the given text presents a series of statements made by different individuals without explicitly mentioning who said each statement or the specific circumstances surrounding these remarks.