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Dependent verb prepositions (C1)
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I consider her _____ my closest friend.
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She was very disappointed _____ her grades despite having studies so hard.
with
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The new train line will link Valencia _____ Barcelona in just two hours.
to OR with
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He is going into hospital because they are going to operate _____ his shoulder.
on
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He has a tremendous a capacity _____ work.
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The refugees were provided _____ food and shelter.
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I will attach the document _____ the email.
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I like to look at social media and comment _____ the posts.
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They made an unfair criticism _____ me.
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I spent one year preparing _____ my C1 exam.
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You shouldn't rely _____ a calculator. You need to be able to do sums in your head.
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What do you think _____ this dress? Do you like it?
of OR about
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They are quite smiliar. They barely differ _____ each other.
from
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The best thing about social media is that you can connect _____ other people.
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She was justifiably proud _____ her exam grades.
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I have just applied _____ Caixabank _____ a job. Fingers crossed!
to / for
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It's terrible that in this day and age, people are prejudiced _____ discriminated groups.
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16 teams will participate _____ the tournament.
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I insured my bike _____ loss and theft.
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It's never a good thing to compare yourself ____ others.
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All we can to is cross our fingers and hope _____ the best!
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Loving parents dedicate themselves _____ their offspring.
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You shouldn't be so dependent _____ others
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You need to have confidence _____ your own abilities.
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My parents were so pleased _____ my results.
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I am available _____ start work on Monday.
to
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He easily gets distract _____ what he is doing.
from
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The answer always depends _____ the question!
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The doctor referred me _____ see a specialist.
to
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Be quiet and concentrate _____ your work!
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I am capable _____ so much more than you give me credit for!
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I don't approve _____ your attitude!
of
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You are responsible _____ your own homework!
for
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My teachers always blame me _____ being a nuisance!
for
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He was very anxious _____ the interview.
about
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Regular practise will result _____ excellent results.
in
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At 25, you should be totally independent _____ your parents.
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I'm interested _____ taking on more responsibility.
in
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What you're saying isn't relevant _____ what we are discussing.
to
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I've always had a problem _____ spelling.
with
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He has never related _____ his peers.
to
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Samsung have a good reputation _____ mobile phones.
for
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They always resort _____ threats. That's not healthy.
to
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The police arrested the suspect and charged them ____ GBH.
for OR with
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I don't believe _____ ghosts.
in
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Even though the play is attributed _____ Shakespeare, many think it was written by Bacon.
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My parents have always disapproved _____ my life choices
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I like to impress people _____ my charm!
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He was accused _____ committing arson.
of
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I'm good _____ maths.
at
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Do not be afraid _____ the spider; it isn't not dangerous.
of
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You should apologise _____ your sister _____ taking her clothes without asking.
to / for
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My breakfast usually consists _____ orange juice, cereal and a coffee.
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Sometimes it's difficult to focus _____ one thing for a long time.
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They are twins so it can be difficult to distinguish them _____ each other.
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I'm shocked _____ the amount prices have increased.
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It is important to search _____ the truth.
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He always reacts _____ bad news in an aggressive way.
to
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They type of film does not appeal _____ me.
to
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Can you help me _____my homework, please?
with
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Portuguese is different _____ Galician but they share some similarities.
to / from
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He was excluded _____ school for bullying.
from
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It's not good to spend too much time _____ one piece of writing.
on
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She reminds me _____ Jennifer Lopez.
of
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I'm not sure if I'm suited _____ this kind of work.
to
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I totally agree _____ you _____ the need to do more exercise.
with / about
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I had to separarte the boys _____ each other because they were fighting.
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One day, I dream ______ travelling to Japan.
of/about
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I'm sorry _____ being late.
for / about
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She is recognised _____ being a fundamental part of the team.
as
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She invested all her inheritence _____ the stock market and made a killing!
in
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The damage from the storms didn't amount _____ much.
to
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There was an interesting discussion _____ the future of the city.
about
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Many people have a belief _____ a supernatural power.
in
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I'm tired _____ having so many exams.
of
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I object _____ being spoken to in such a rude way!
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Shakespeare is often regarded _____ the greatest playwright of all time.
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A fundamental philosophy in life is to be kind _____others.
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This road is not suitable _____ heavy vehicles.
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It is good to include everyone _____ the project.
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He was slowly recovering _____ being critically ill.
from
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There's nothing better than sitting on a beach and listening _____ the sound of the waves.
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He is involved _____ some dodgy dealings.
in
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He was confident _____ success.
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He got upset _____ her nasty comments.
about
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People should be discouraged _____ smoking.
from
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I don't like to compete ____ others.
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It's important to pay attention _____ detail.
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We had difficulty _____ finding a suitable alternative.
in / with
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If you involve him _____ the project, it'll never get done.
in
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I want to devote my time and energy _____ things I'm passionate about.
to
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It took me ages to get accustomed ______ getting up at 6am.
to
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It is wrong for politicians to interfere _____ elections.
with
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Can you give me some information _____ the course?
on / about
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Even that people are prohibited _____ smoking here, they often do!
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Fortunately, we do not experiment cosmetics _____ animals.
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You need to have trust _____ yourself.
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The router has been down all day. That accounts _____why we haven't received any emails"
for
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I was totally surprised _____ the number of people who signed up.
at / by
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You have been warned _____ that a million times!
about OR against
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Can you divide the cake _____ six pieces?
into
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I was delighted _____ all my presents.
with
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Millions of people turned up to protest _____ the new law that the government is proposing.
against
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The film was based _____ a true story.
on
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If you persist _____ this behaviour, I will ask you to leave.
in
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Sometimes it can be hard to cope _____ so many exams.
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I have extensive experience _____ working with children.
of
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Many people in the developing world suffer _____ malaria.
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