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Fill in the gaps with a preposition. 1) He has succeeded ... everything he has done. 2) She’s terrified ... mice.
1) He has succeeded IN everything he has done. 2) She’s terrified OF mice.
Say the nouns and adjectives for these verbs: prefer, conclude, criticise
preference, preferable; conclusion, conclusive; criticism, critical.
What is the difference? 1) an undergraduate, a postgraduate, 2) a lecturer, a professor
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Fill in the gaps with a preposition. 1) I’m sick ... working so hard. 2) He insisted ... coming.
1) I’m sick OF working so hard. 2) He insisted ON coming.
Say the correct forms of the verbs. 1) I ended up (get) a taxi. 2) He persuaded me (come).
1) I ended up GETTING a taxi. 2) He persuaded me TO COME.
What is the difference? 1) I stopped to talk to Rob. 2) I stopped talking to Rob.
in sentence 1), first I stopped, then I talked to Rob. In sentence 2), I was talking to Rob, then I stopped.
Fill in the gaps in these frequency expressions: 1) once ... a while, 2) every ... and again, 3) more ... than not
1) once IN a while, 2) every NOW and again, 3) more OFTEN than not
Say the crimes and criminals for these verbs: rob, burgle, smuggle, kidnap
robbery, robber; burglary, burglar; smuggling, smuggler; kidnapping, kidnapper
Say the verbs and nouns for these adjectives: original, weak, recognisable
originate, origin; weaken, weakness; recognise, recognition
Fill in the gaps with a preposition. 1) I’m aware ... the problem 2) Joe's excited ... the trip.
1) I’m aware OF the problem 2) Joe's excited ABOUT the trip.
Correct these sentences: 1) He’s fluent for French. 2) I picked out some Spanish on holiday.
1) He’s fluent IN French. 2) I picked UP some Spanish on holiday.
Match the verbs to the prepositions: arrest sb; charge sb; convict sb; ||| with sth; of sth; for sth;
arrest sb for sth; charge sb with sth; convict sb of sth
What is the difference? a tutorial, a seminar, a student loan, a scholarship
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Say the criminals and verbs for these crimes: theft, shoplifting, murder, vandalism
thief, steal; shoplifter, shoplift; murderer, murder; vandal, vandalise
Fill in the gaps with a preposition: 1) I apologised ... my neighbour ... the noise; 2) I can't cope ... it.
1) I apologised TO my neighbour FOR the noise; 2) I can't cope WITH it.
Say the correct forms of the verbs: 1) I managed (pass) the test. 2) I regret (send) that email.
1) I managed TO PASS the test. 2) I regret SENDING that email.
