Choose the correct preposition in the following sentences.

Here are the correct prepositions for each sentence:

1. I'll see you on Tuesday.
2. I'll see you at the airport.
3. Where are you going for Christmas?
4. I've just bought a new book by Ronald Giphart.
5. This is the narrowest house in London.
6. Why don't you come and stay with us?
7. What would you like to drink with your meal?
8. I couldn't leave because of the rain.
9. I don't know him by name.
10. Halfway through the year we ran out of money.
11. Please translate this into French.
12. If you don't kiss me, you'll turn into a frog!
13. The sights of London.
14. This is the voicemail from Peter Smith.
15. Open from Monday to Friday.
16. Yesterday I telephoned the director of the company. (No preposition is needed here, as "telephone" is a transitive verb. If a preposition were forced, "to" would be the closest, but it's grammatically redundant.)
17. He lives in Madrid.
18. This train stops at London.
19. Who did she get married to?
20. She's doing research at the university.
21. John was in his room.
22. Prices have gone up by 10%.
23. In my opinion he's an idiot.
24. Where are you going for holiday this year?
25. We've been living in Paris for two years.
26. We've been living in Barcelona since 2001.
27. Listen to me!
28. Look at me!
29. Welcome to London.
30. Please reply by e-mail.