Choose the right preposition or adverb of place and direction from the box: along, right, in (2), across, on your left, into, straight, from left to right, through, around. 1. I keep my car ______ the garage, not ______ the street. 2. ______ you can see the Houses of Parliament. 3. Turn ______ just after the school. 4. The photo shows ______ his sons Alex, Andrew, Nick and Gregory. 5. Go ______, don't make any turns! 6. They remove trees ______ highways that are dead or diseased. 7. Is it legal to ride your bike ______ the tunnel? 8. "The Shop ______ the Corner" is an American romantic comedy. 9. The administration plans to open a waterpark just ______ the street. 10. Am I allowed to drive ______ Canada with my US car?

Here are the answers with explanations: 1. I keep my car in the garage, not along the street. * *Explanation*: 'In' indicates the car is inside the garage. 'Along' doesn't fit the context here. 2. Across you can see the Houses of Parliament. * *Explanation*: 'Across' suggests viewing the Houses of Parliament from the other side of a space or street. 3. Turn right just after the school. * *Explanation*: 'Right' indicates the direction to turn. 4. The photo shows around his sons Alex, Andrew, Nick and Gregory. * *Explanation*: 'Around' suggests the sons are grouped or situated in relation to the photo's subject. In this case, the best preposition would be 'around' his sons 5. Go straight, don't make any turns! * *Explanation*: 'Straight' indicates going without turning. 6. They remove trees along highways that are dead or diseased. * *Explanation*: 'Along' indicates that the trees are situated beside the highways. 7. Is it legal to ride your bike into the tunnel? * *Explanation*: 'Into' indicates entering the tunnel. 8. "The Shop on your left the Corner" is an American romantic comedy. * *Explanation*: 'On your left' indicates the shop's location relative to a person. 9. The administration plans to open a waterpark just through the street. * *Explanation*: It seems like there's a missing piece of the text, but the best option is 'through'. 10. Am I allowed to drive into Canada with my US car? * *Explanation*: 'Into' indicates entering Canada.