Share C2 PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES AND IDIOMS
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Amy is a dedicated employee and prides herself ... always being punctual.
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Henry is always asking for favours and imposing himself ... his friends.
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Frank could never measure ... to his father's expectations.
in
out
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Evidence left at the scene of the crime provided a clue ... the mystery.
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There is no question ... the match not going ahead due to the rain.
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Don't jump ... conclusions before getting all the facts.
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The teacher is strict and doesn't put ... with disruptive behaviour in class.
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The rising number of car accidents is attributed ... reckless driving.
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Ambitious people are very determined and thrive ... overcoming challenges.
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The teacher drew Tom ... to have a word with him.
along
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The man was accused ... tampering ... evidence.
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He got ... debt through bad business decisions.
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The time spent updating her CV ... fruit when Judy was offered the job.
bore
brought
The children refused to ... the finger at the guilty party so they were all punished.
point
direct
Better cost control has contributed ... the increase in the company's profits.
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The demonstration was peaceful, though a small number of protesters resorted ... violence.
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