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Dependent prepositions B1
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The children laughed ... his jokes during the English lesson.
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My aunt is married ... a French teacher.
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Some people believe ... luck, while others think it’s just hard work.
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Teenagers often argue ... their parents about school rules.
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I’m tired ... walking. Let’s stop and have a rest.
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She paid ... the cinema tickets and I bought the popcorn.
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Italy is famous ... its delicious pasta and pizza.
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This laptop belongs ... the IT department, not to the students.
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She was angry ... her friend about forgetting her birthday.
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He spends too much money ... computer games.
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She is proud ... winning first place in the competition.
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She is keen ... drawing and wants to become an artist.
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Life in a small village is very different ... life in a big city.
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He apologized ... the police officer ... driving fast.
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I’m fed up ... cleaning my room every day.
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He is worried ... missing the train tomorrow morning.
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Many students are afraid ... speaking English in public.
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He asked the teacher ... extra homework because he wanted to improve.
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