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1. He brought his radio to the beach.
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2. They have been married to each other for five years.
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| 3. He walks to school every day. After school he walks home. |
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4. He’s listening to the ocean in this shell.
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5. George rode to town on his horse.
(note: this is different from saying "to the town." He rode to town. This is the town he lives near, and he visits it regularly.)
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6. This is the entrance to Rudolph’s house.
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7. He needs to write a letter to his aunt, but he doesn’t know what to write.
(note: the other uses of "to" are in the form of infinitives–not prepositions.)
| What are infinitives? Click here and then come back. |
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8. Last year we took a trip to New York.
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9. Next year we hope to go to Venice.
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| 10. If you walk all the way to the top of this hill, you are in very good shape. |
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| 11. He needs to bring his cat to the vet. |
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| 12. This student didn’t pay attention to the teacher and now he doesn’t know what to do. |
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