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XI. Insert prepositions or post-verbal adverbs where necessary.

1. Am I right that the greengrocer deals … fruit and vegetables?—Yes, but to be more exact, they sell vegetables; and … fruit we go … the fruiterer’s that usually has a good assortment … different kinds of fruit. — I see. Could I buy oranges there?—I think they should be … sale now, they are in season. Yes, I remember having seen them … the window while passing … the shop this morning.

2. I couldn’t even imagine it would be so difficult to buy a very simple frock … summer wear. I dropped … the shop almost every day, I looked … dresses … the rails and could not decide . . . anything, though I can’t say I’m very particular … my clothes. The dresses seemed either to be … fashion or too bright … me. Sometimes they didn’t have my size … stock. I tried … several dresses, though I hale those fitting-rooms—you feel so helpless and miser​able there! But I looked like a scarecrow … them. They were either too loose or too tight … hips or …. the waist, and needed a lot of taking … or letting … I got almost desperate. I couldn’t, afford to have a simple dress . . . every day wear made … measure! And only yesterday I was lucky … long last. When I went in they had just got a new delivery of summer frocks. They had frocks … different shades to choose …. . I immediately saw a cotton frock … greyish-blue, he colour that is … fashion and rather match​es … my complexion. Without hesitating I asked the shop-​girl to write … a bill, rushed … the cash-desk, had my frock wrapped … and ran . . . home to see how it looked …. me. Fortunately it fits me perfectly and they say it suits . . . me. And it’s a bargain … that price. I paid only about six roubles … it.

3. Oh, we’ve run … … milk, I see. Bill, be a good boy, and run .. the dairy. Ask … a bottle … milk there. If they’ve got only loose milk, take a bottle … cream. And don’t confuse it … sour cream—I don’t need it … present.

4. What can I do .. you?—I’d like to buy a winter coat, something … dark blue or grey,—What’s your size … coats?—48, I think.—Then how do you find this one? You may try it … … the fitting-room over there. —Let me have a look … the lining. Yes, everything is per​fect. And what price are these coats?—227 roubles.—Oh, that is too expensive … me. I can’t afford it … the moment.— May I give you a piece … advice? If you can’t buy it .. cash. You can have it … hire-purchase and pay . . . it . . instalments … any case the quality is excellent … the price. It will wear … years and give you every satisfaction.— Thank you … your advice. But the price is rather high. I’ll think it over.

5. Could I have a pair … canvas shoes … summer wear, size 39?—Yes, madam. You may pay … the cash-desk.—Could I have some black shoe-cream and a plastic shoe-horn?—Yes, certainly. You can get all these things … the counter over there. And the cashier will tell you how much it all comes … .