Share Speakout B2. Unit 9.2 Dependent prepositions
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I helped her with her bags and she said "Thank you" (THANK)
She thanked me for helping her with her bags.
He said he was sorry he upset her. (APOLOGISE)
He apologised for upsetting her.
It was the driver's fault. He caused the accident. (BLAME) (passive)
The driver was blamed for causing the accident.
The police think I stole the paintings. (SUSPECT) (Passive)
I am suspected of stealing the paintings.
She said I was wrong to not wear a seatbelt. (CRITICISE)
She criticised me for not wearing a seatbelt.
I want to be a world famous chef. (DREAM)
I dream of being a world famous chef.
The court decided he didn't muder his colleague. (CLEAR) (Passive)
He was cleared of murdering his colleague.
He was not allowed to drive for a year. ( BAN) (passive)
The residents stopped the trees from being cut down. (SAVE)
The residents saved the trees from being cut down.
