Prepositions and verbs

People doing yoga benefit ............. an increased feeling of well-being.

Have you got any money? B: No, very ................. .

The punishment of staying late after school one or more evenings.

I must apologise ...... my outrageous behaviour.

A sheet given by a teacher with course information.

The name of the "score" given after an exam or term in education.

The schedule of classes in the week is known as the....

There are ............... shops near the university. a few/any/a plenty

The work set to be completed over a school year.

Preposition: unemployment results ____ poverty.

the practice of training people to obey rules and orders and punishing them if they do not; the controlled behaviour or situation that is the result of this training

to spend extra time doing something because you have not done it earlier

All she wanted was ................ moments on her own. a few/a great amout of/a little

He doesn't agree ........... giving money to beggars.

I insist ......... paying for the damage.

He likes to ................................... the latest fashions.

Preposition: I need to apologise ___ Joe ___ being late.

Preposition: I have to choose _____ the options.

I ................ up—tell me the answer.

That smell always ..................... memories of holidays in France.

Preposition: I can cope ____ pressure.

She ................... a new idea for increasing sales.

It took .......................... time and effort. a great deal of/plenty/few