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This is the place ______ we first met.
where
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It turned ______ to be an unforgettable day.
out
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I found ______ what I was capable of.
out
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I made the decision by ______.
myself
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She congratulated him ______ passing the exam.
on
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I’m not used ______ getting up so early.
to
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We’re excited ______ the trip next week.
about
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We had to wait ______ nearly an hour.
for
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She enjoyed the trip by ______.
herself
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She gave ______ a smile.
him
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The woman ______ lives next door is a doctor.
who
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He borrowed some money ______ his brother.
from
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I cut ______ while cooking.
myself
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The students ______ results improved were congratulated.
whose
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It was one ______ the best cakes I’ve ever tasted.
of
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We were surprised ______ the result.
by
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I gave the tickets to Sarah and Tom, and ______ thanked me.
they
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He’s tired ______ doing the same job every day.
of
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She arrived home just ______ midnight.
after
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She’s the colleague ______ I admire most.
who
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I met a student ______ father is a pilot.
whose
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He’s been working here ______ three years.
for
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We were tired, so we decided to call it ______.
a day
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The film ______ we watched was exciting.
which
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The house ______ we bought needs repairs.
which
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I found the wallet and returned ______.
it
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Spending time away ______ screens can reduce stress.
from
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Many people hesitate ______ they have too many options.
when
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Someone left ______ umbrella in the classroom.
their
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Both of my friends said ______ would come.
they
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They accused him ______ breaking the rules.
of
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She found the keys and gave ______ to me.
them
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He paid ______ the meal in cash.
for
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Some customers come so often that I know ______ names.
their
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She blamed ______ for the error.
herself
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Is this jacket ______? It looks like yours.
yours
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He taught ______ how to cook.
himself
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He hurt ______ while playing football.
himself
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We brought ______ own food.
our
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I recommend volunteering to anyone interested ______ helping others.
in
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The shop closes ______ 6 p.m. every day.
at
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She divided the cake ______ six equal pieces.
into
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I’m not keen ______ spicy food.
on
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Is there ______ you need from the shop?
anything
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She’s not very good ______ remembering names.
at
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I’ll explain everything to ______ later.
you
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She sent the invitation to ______.
me
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He’s responsible ______ organising the event.
for
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The teacher explained the problem ______ us.
to
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I was afraid ______ speaking in public.
of
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They blamed ______ for the mistake.
themselves
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He left without saying goodbye ______ anyone.
to
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______ the way, I still have your jacket.
By
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Attitudes ______ transport are slowly changing.
towards
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They finished ______ homework early.
their
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She’s very good ______ solving problems.
at
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She insisted ______ paying for dinner.
on
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Neither of the answers is correct, so I chose ______.
neither
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Nothing replaces talking face ______ face.
to
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He doesn’t have any friends ______ live nearby.
who
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We should switch ______ our phones occasionally.
off
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You get so much ______ return.
in
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That decision was entirely ______.
his
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I met a man ______ works in your office.
who
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We didn’t take umbrellas ______ us.
with
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I wanted to thank you ______ inviting me to your party.
for
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The shelter depends ______ volunteers.
on
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The meeting was cancelled ______ short notice.
at
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We prepared ______ for the exam carefully.
ourselves
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No decision is perfect, and we must get used ______ that.
to
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He’s married ______ a doctor.
to
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I don’t know ______ of the two options is better.
which
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We stayed at home because ______ the heavy rain.
of
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She forgot ______ keys at home.
her
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She introduced ______ to the new manager.
herself
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I don’t remember the day ______ we met.
when
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That’s the hotel ______ we stayed last year.
where
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He’s responsible ______ checking the equipment.
for
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She wondered ______ he was telling the truth.
whether
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I don’t know ______ of them very well.
either
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She kept the secret to ______.
herself
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That’s the book ______ I told you about.
which
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The job ______ she applied for was demanding.
which
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We often think about what might happen instead ______ choosing.
of
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The teacher said ______ the exam was difficult.
that
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He asked me a question, but I couldn’t answer ______.
it
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I haven’t seen her ______ last summer.
since
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I answered questions ______ hesitation.
without
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Sometimes the best memories are the ones you don’t plan ______.
for
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He arrived just ______ time to catch the train.
in
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I’m looking forward ______ seeing you soon.
to
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We’re looking ______ a new apartment.
for
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She took part ______ the competition.
in
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There’s no point ______ arguing about it now.
in
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She agreed ______ help us with the project.
to
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She told me the truth, and I believed ______.
her
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He succeeded ______ finishing the race.
in
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There is less space for cars than there used ______ be.
to
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We grow when we step ______ our comfort zone.
outside
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This is ______ pen, not yours.
my
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The boy ______ bike was stolen is upset.
whose
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My teacher suggested I take part ______ a debate.
in
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The company changed ______ policy last year.
its
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If someone doesn’t answer ______ a few minutes, we worry.
within
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I don’t know the reason ______ she left.
why
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He’s someone ______ you can trust.
who
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He showed ______ the way to the station.
me
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Let me know if I can help ______ anything.
with
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There’s the restaurant ______ we had dinner.
where
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The girl ______ brother is in my class is very friendly.
whose
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The building ______ roof collapsed was very old.
whose
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There wasn’t ______ in the office when I arrived.
anyone
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Can you help me? I can’t do it by ______.
myself
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I told my parents, and ______ were surprised.
they
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We stayed in the café until the rain stopped, and laughed ______ the situation.
about
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He promised ______ he would help.
that
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The dog is wagging ______ tail.
its
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She insisted ______ giving me the opportunity.
on
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She complained ______ the noise.
about
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Write back ______ you have time.
when
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She prevented him ______ making a mistake.
from
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I didn’t know ______ I would manage everything.
if
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It’s important not to be afraid ______ making mistakes.
of
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I’ve got two sisters, and ______ of them live abroad.
both
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The train was delayed ______ technical problems.
due to
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I really enjoyed talking ______ your friends.
to
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I was disappointed ______ the service.
with
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That’s the reason ______ I called you.
why
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If anyone calls, tell ______ I’m busy.
them
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We ran ______ an old friend at the supermarket.
into
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The film was based ______ a true story.
on
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We met John and thanked ______ for his help.
him
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She’s the person ______ I spoke to yesterday.
who
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The manager congratulated ______.
them
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He bought the tickets for ______.
us
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We have finished ______ project.
our
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He suffered ______ a serious illness last year.
from
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The team, ______ won the match, celebrated all night.
which
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In the past, people waited days ______ a reply.
for
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The movie, ______ was very long, bored everyone.
which
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She reminded me ______ the meeting.
about
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It’s something I’ve wanted to do ever ______ I was young.
since
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Most residents are in favour ______ the changes.
of
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This is the friend ______ I mentioned earlier.
who
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He insisted ______ coming with us.
on
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She warned me ______ the dangers.
about
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It’s important to find a balance ______ online and offline life.
between
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The responsibility is ______, not mine.
theirs
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We enjoyed ______ at the party last night.
ourselves
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He was absent ______ school yesterday.
from
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They invited ______ to join the team.
us
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I spoke to Anna, and I invited ______ to the meeting.
her
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She’s the only person ______ understands me.
who
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She looked at ______ in the mirror.
herself
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I checked the answers and corrected ______.
them
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The problem is not ______.
ours
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I quickly became attached ______ the puppy.
to
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I don’t like these shoes. Do you have ______ ones?
any
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This is the café ______ we usually meet.
where
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We invited several people, but only ______ came.
some
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I have to wake ______ very early every morning.
up
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Everybody enjoyed ______ at the concert.
themselves
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They helped ______ with the project.
each other
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This is the teacher ______ helped me last year.
who
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We learn more ______ our failures than our successes.
from
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We were surprised ______ how quickly everything changed.
by
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New cycle lanes are built to encourage change ______ building infrastructure.
by
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They organised the event by ______.
themselves
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We’re thinking ______ going abroad this summer.
of
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He’s famous ______ his paintings.
for
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I like your idea. I think ______ is brilliant.
it
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He’s proud ______ his achievements.
of
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She’s afraid ______ flying.
of
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We looked at ______ in disbelief.
each other
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She’s interested ______ learning Spanish.
in
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The car ______ colour is red is mine.
whose
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She arrived ______ the airport two hours early.
at
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We had nowhere to hide ______ the storm.
from
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Seeing that change made all the effort worth ______.
it
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She was pleased ______ her exam results.
with
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People choose bikes instead ______ cars.
of
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My parents bought a gift for my sister and ______ loved it.
she
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He apologised ______ the misunderstanding.
for
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He succeeded ______ solving the problem.
in
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Cycling has become more popular ______ recent years.
in
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That house is ______.
theirs
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She apologised ______ being late.
for
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We were amazed ______ how quickly she learned.
at
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