PREPOSITION: Phrasal Verb: "This ancient artefact d____ b_____ to 2000 BCE."
dates back
PREPOSITION: Phrasal Verb: "The project s_______ o_____ o_______ three months."
spreads out over
PREPOSITION: Phrasal Verb: "We didn’t want to go to the party, but Lisa t________ us i_______ it."
talked ... into
PREPOSITION: Phrasal Verb: "I’ve been playing tennis so much lately, but I haven’t been improving. It’s really starting to g___ me d______!"
get...down
PREPOSITION: Phrasal Verb: "I’m afraid I’ve had a f______ o_____ with Brenda, and now we aren’t speaking to one another."
falling out
PREPOSITION: Phrasal Verb: "Seeing my dog at the end of the day is the best way to c______ me u______ !"
cheer...up
PREPOSITION: His comment was rather rude, and I chose not to respond ______ it.
to
PREPOSITION: Don’t try to finish the project in a hurry, just focus ______ doing a good job.
on
PREPOSITION: You can’t use this photo ________ the photographer’s permission.
without
PREPOSITION: She burst _______ tears of joy when she learned she had won first place
into
PREPOSITION: Daniel has a reputation ________ an expert in ancient Greek mythology.
as
PREPOSITION: This tradition has its roots _______ Scandinavian history
in
(work) Angela is exhausted because she ____________ very hard.
has been working
(look) What’s wrong, Chandler? You _______ really sad.
look
Tina would be / used to be a happy child, but now she’s a bad-tempered teenager!
used to
(pack) Jason ______ his bag and left the house.
packed
