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Dependent prepositions
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The miners were rescued of / from the mine
from
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She accused the man for / of stealing her phone
of
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He was banned to / from driving for six months.
from
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The man was charged for / with committing murder.
with
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He concealed his crime from / to his whole family
from
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The passengers were prohibited from / to smoking on the platform.
from
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The girl thanked me to / for picking up her scarf.
for
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I've been fined to / for parking in a restricted area
for
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I'm always being mistaken for / of my sister.
for
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The boy was punished of / for spraying graffiti inside the school
for
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She hid her chocolate from / to her husband.
from
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She was participating in / to a protest when she was arrested
in
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The suspect was cleared from / of murdering her husband
of
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He boasted about / for his job all night.
about
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The president apologised to / for swearing during his speech.
for
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The politicians were condemned to / for having a party during the pandemic.
for
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The fire service saved a family of / from a burning building
from
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The government was criticised about / for raising taxes
for
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He was suspected for / of hacking into the computer system
of
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The woman was accused for / of murder.
of
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It's insensitive to joke for / about people's appearance
about
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The woman had always dreamed to / of becoming a dancer.
of
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My brother was arrested about / for drink driving
for
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She accused the man for / of stealing her phone
of
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He was blamed of / for vandalising the monument.
for
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