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First trainer 2: Vocabulary for Part 1

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    Review of collocations, phrasal verbs etc for Part 1
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  • Which preposition completes the sentence? He recovered ... his illness very quickly.
    from
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  • Which answer does not fit? I know I can ... on Tom when I need him.
    rely
    depend
    trust
    count
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  • Hundreds of people ... in the competition.
    joined
    engaged
    participated
    entered
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  • Which preposition is used with the following words - adapted ... / react ... / get used ... / object ... ?
    to
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  • My grandmother used to ... for me while my mother was at work.
    look
    take care
    mind
    care
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  • Sally managed to ... her breath under water for two minutes.
    hold
    stop
    take
    keep
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  • Which verb collocates with the following: ... something into account / ... advantage of something / ... action / ... charge of something?
    take
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  • Which verb does not collocate with 'a promise'?
    make
    break
    destroy
    keep
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  • Please ... an eye on my dog while I pop into the shop.
    have
    hold
    keep
    put
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  • Which verb collocates with the following: ... an end to something / ... pressure on someone / ... up with something?
    put
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  • All the children laughed when Tom ... to be chicken.
    imagined
    pretended
    adapted
    believed
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  • The job was difficult, but I think Greg ... with the challenges well.
    adapted
    managed
    dealt
    struggled
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  • It may be difficult to ... the money to set up a new community theatre.
    raise
    win
    rise
    earn
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  • Some of the paintings in the gallery are so ... that they have been insured for millions of pounds.
    valuable
    valued
    worthy
    worthwhile
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  • I'm afraid I can't ... class tomorrow; I have an appointment at the doctors.
    come
    do
    attend
    assist
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  • I thought the film was ... brilliant.
    definitely
    absolutely
    certainly
    extremely
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