Fill in the gaps with the suitable preposition.
1-Look that girl. She's gorgeous!
2-I'm thinking taking a language course.
3-You're right. I absolutely agree you.
4-It's getting late.We can't wait you much longer.
5-She doesn't depend her parents' money.
6-He worries his future.
7- Listen your parents' advice.
8-Thanks your precious help.
9-He's going to apply a new job.
10-Can I speak you alone?
Choose the right option to replace the words in italics.
1-It began to rain so we cancelled the match.
called off
carried on
got off
2-I asked him if he wanted to remove his coat.
put on
put out
take off
3-Sally resembles her mother, doesn't she?
looks at
looks like
looks after
4-His new novel will be published next summer.
come in
come out
go out
5-He resigned from his job when the truth about his past became known.
gave up
gave back
went out
6-That's a good idea but I need time to meditate about it.
run over
think over
get over
7-The World War I began in 1914.
broke down
broke into
broke out
8-We never discovered why the accident happened.
tried on
found out
worked out
9-You must search the meaning of these words in the dictionary.
look at
look on
look up
10-A good friend will always support you.
stand for
stand by
turn down
1)
ResponderEliminarat
of
with
for
on
about
to
for
for
to
2)
called off
take off
looks like
come out
gave up
think over
broke out
found out
look up
stand up
Part 2 ,Answer 10 - Does the word group "stand by you" would be so wrong instead of "stand up" .?
EliminarE.g.1. No matter what happens between us , I will always stand by you.
E.g.2. Stand up for your rights (Meaning fight for your rights, don't give up on your rights)
Maybe 'stand by' could also be used.