Fill each of the gaps in the following text with the correct preposition.

Here's the text with the prepositions filled in:

Television and Reading

1. I pride myself on the fact that I read two or three books a week.
2. At this rate I'll be familiar with every book in our local library soon.
3. I blame TV for the way people don't seem to read as much as they used to.
4. I wonder if my way of thinking TV is responsible for many ills in our society.
5. I have warned her about the dangers of the amount of TV watched by my sister's children.
6. I have warned her of this but in vain.
7. At one time I used to watch a fair amount of TV but I restricted myself to particular programmes such as documentaries and an occasional good film.
8. However, I soon grew tired of even this.
9. I was indifferent to many of the topics in the documentaries and there is always something missing from films or TV plays which are based on the stories in books.
10. However good the film, it is no substitute for the original story.
11. At last I think I am beginning to convince my sister of the bad effects of TV on her children.
12. She has agreed to my suggestion of selective viewing and at the beginning of each week her family agrees.