... John, Mary was late. I believe John (As for/According to)
According to John, Mary was late. I believe John
We have a long day .... us. Let’s get going! (along with, ahead of)
We have a long day ahead of us. Let’s get going!
It’s a TV show ... CNN. Same style, similar content. (à la,as well as)
It’s a TV show à la CNN. Same style, similar content.
... Matt, he will arrive later (As for, As to)
As for Matt, he will arrive later
It’s your fault! .... you, I’d have been on time. (Close to, But for)
It’s your fault! But for you, I’d have been on time.
My car is ... your car. About two cars away. (as per, close to)
My car is close to your car. About two cars away.
We’ll play tennis tomorrow, ... the rain. (depending on, contrary to)
We’ll play tennis tomorrow, depending on the rain.
Everyone was present, ... Mary. She stayed at home. (due to, except for)
Everyone was present, except for Mary. She stayed at home
There were two people ... me. So that made three of us. (except for, in addition to)
There were two people in addition to me. So that made three of us.
You can phone me ... need. Day or night. (in case of, in face of)
You can phone me in case of need. Day or night.
He reacts bravely... of danger. (forward of, in face)
He reacts bravely in face of danger.
I couldn’t see the film because the woman ... me was wearing a big hat. (in front of, because of)
I couldn’t see the film because the woman in front of me was wearing a big hat.
I don’t have any dollars. Can I pay euro ... dollars? (in favour of, in lieu of)
I don’t have any dollars. Can I pay euro in lieu of dollars?
We went swimming ... of the cold water. (in view of, in spite)
We went swimming in spite of the cold water
.... your illness, we will wait for a week. (In view of, Instead of)
In view of your illness, we will wait for a week.
