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【题目】用适当的介词填空。
(1)As soon as all the chairs are place, we can let the people in.
(2)His mom told him to put on more clothes to protect himself the cold.
(3)After the terrible storm, all the things in the city seemed to be out place.
(4)Our Maths teacher is so fat that he can only squeeze the door.
(5)Too much sugars can be harmful children's teeth.

【答案】
(1)in
(2)from
(3)of
(4)through
(5)to
【解析】(1)in place意为“就位,准备就绪”。句意:我们一把椅子准备就绪,就让人们进来了。
(2)protect sb. from (doing) sth.意为“保护某人免受······”。句意:他的妈妈让他多穿一点衣服,抵御寒冷。
(3)out of place意为“不合适,不协调,不在原来的位置”。句意:可怕的暴风雨过后,这座城市的所有东西几乎都不在原来的位置上了。
(4)squeeze through意为“从······挤过”。句意:我们的数学老师太胖了以至于他只能从门内挤过去。
(5)be harmful to意为“对······有害”。句意:吃太多的糖对孩子的牙齿有害。

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