b) Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition.

### b) Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition: 1. If you spend money on useless things, you will always be short **of** money. 2. Some teenagers don't know how to budget money properly, so as a result they pour money **down** the drain. 3. A lot of wealthy people donate large sums of money **to** charity. 4. Our society encourages people to work hard and spend money on different possessions, but some people decide to take a break **from** the rat race and enjoy life more. 5. I get $20 pocket money every month, but I don't spend it all. I set **aside** $10. I am saving **up** for a scooter. ### a) Open the brackets. Use the correct tense: 1. Mark Zuckerberg **has been running** (run) Facebook, one of the most popular social networking sites, since 2004 and **has made** (make) a fortune during this time. 2. He was born on 14 May, 1984 and **began** (begin) using computers and writing software in middle school. 3. Zuckerberg created Facebook when he **was studying** (study) computer science at Harvard University. 4. Zuckerberg **has donated** (donate) a lot of money to charity. 5. For example, on 22 September, 2010, Zuckerberg **gave** (give) $100 million to the public school system in Newark, New Jersey. *(Note: The numbers in the text for the exercise seem slightly mislabeled in the original print, so I have followed the sequence of the gaps provided in the text).* ### b) Fill in the gaps with the correct article: 1. **-** (Money is an uncountable noun and doesn't usually take an article when speaking generally) Money can't buy you happiness. 2. My dad's new car cost **a** fortune. 3. **The** rich must help **the** poor. 4. **The** rich...