She didn’t ___ his behaviour in class. approve to/of/with
approve of
We finally ___ Madrid at midnight. (arrived in/to/at)
arrived in
You must ___ your mistakes if you want to improve. (deal for/with/on)
deal with
The teacher asked us to ___ a short ___ about climate change. (make / speech or do/talk)
make / speech
They were punished because their actions were clearly ___. (punish) suffix?
punishable
Is this sentence correct? He succeeded to pass the exam.
Correct: He succeeded in passing the exam.
Is this sentence correct? She apologised of being late.
Correct: She apologised for being late.
He accused her ___ cheating. a) of b) for c) in
of
They are preparing ___ the final exam. a) to b) for c) at
for
The tour guide was very knowledgeable ........ the history of the city and answered all our questions.( for/to/about/by)
about
What does it mean " to take someone’s word for it"
to believe someone without requiring proof.
What does it mean "take something for granted"
to fail to appreciate something because it’s always available or expected
The loud thunderstorm __________ our internet connection. (disrupted/disruptive)
disrupted
he was sent out of the classroom for her __________ behavior. (disruptive/disrupted)
disruptive
He blamed me ____ the broken vase. (on /for)
for
We should _______ the good weather and go to the beach. take/make advantage of
take advantage of
