1) Read the dialogue and fill in the gaps with the right preposition or particle. - Hi, Jessy!

- Hi, Mila!

- You seem a little under the weather. What's wrong?

- My car broke 1. again and I ended 2. coming by bus. I had just picked it 3. from the mechanic a few days ago. But the repair didn't hold up. Can you believe it? The car engine gave 4. again. I can't rely 5. my car any longer to get me where I need to go. It just wears me 6.

- Sorry to hear that.

- I really need to buy a new car. I started putting 7. money every week. I earned money freelancing online in my free time.

- Wow, that sounds great!

- But I can't keep 8. with my studies this way and I always fall 9. . I have to catch 10. on my classes all the time. As soon as I buy the car I'll give up the job and focus on my studies.

2)Open the brackets and put the verbs in the correct form. Write down full sentences.

1 I wish it (stop) raining outside so that we can play football with friends.
2 If Martha (not go) to the skiing resort last month, she (not break) her arm.
3 I feel powerless when I (to be) hungry.
4 If you (not pay) for the Internet, they (cut) it next month.
5 If she (have) a bicycle, she (go) cycling with friends next weekend.
6 My granny wishes I (to be) polite with the neighbors.
7 If he (lose) his car keys yesterday, he (go) by foot to work.
8 If students (to be) late for classes, this teacher always (get) angry.
9 I wish I (can) travel to Italy with you.
10 When you (clean) your room, you (can) go for a walk.
11 If they (pay) him better in that company, he (not leave) that job.
12 If it (to be) New Year now, the whole family (gather) at the festival table to congratulate each other.