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Choose from in, on, at, of, to to finish the following verb-preposition combinations.
Choose from in, on, at, of, to to finish the following verb-preposition combinations.
It dawned __ me that the charity organization was keeping most of the money it raised.
It dawned __ me that the charity organization was keeping most of the money it raised.
Can you commit __ 12 hour work days?
Can you commit __ 12 hour work days?
I was thinking __ travelling __ Holy Week.
I was thinking __ travelling __ Holy Week.
Please explain __ me why you didn´t come home last night.
Please explain __ me why you didn´t come home last night.
We ran out of whole milk but we substituted it __ skim
We ran out of whole milk but we substituted it __ skim
Choose from by, for, with, from, about to fill in the blank
Choose from by, for, with, from, about to fill in the blank
The old tools have been replaced __ new ones. (2)
The old tools have been replaced __ new ones. (2)
You have two options. Which one will you opt __?
You have two options. Which one will you opt __?
*from Red Flags*
*from Red Flags*
occupied ____
occupied ____
held ____
held ____
reflect ____ (to think about)
reflect ____ (to think about)
opt out ____
opt out ____
think ____
think ____
explain ____ someone
explain ____ someone
discriminate ____
discriminate ____
shout ____
shout ____
depends ____
depends ____
replace ____
replace ____
pay ____
pay ____
commit ____
commit ____
take care ____
take care ____
listen ____
listen ____
speak ____
speak ____
report ____
report ____
insist ____
insist ____
prefer ____ to ____
prefer ____ to ____
tired ____
tired ____
stressed out ____ something
stressed out ____ something
covered ____
covered ____
involved ____
involved ____
admit ____
admit ____
care ____
care ____
interested ____
interested ____
look ____ (buscar)
look ____ (buscar)
talk ____
talk ____
fantasize ____
fantasize ____
knock ____ the door
knock ____ the door
benefit from
“Aspiring musicians benefit from getting public exposure for their music.”
come from
“Saya comes from Japan.”
differ from
“How does milk chocolate differ from white chocolate?”
escape from
“The prisoners escaped from their captors.”
recover from
“The girl recovered from her illness.”
refrain from
“Could you please refrain from shouting?”
resign from
“The CEO resigned from her position after 25 years with the company.”
retire from
“He retired from his job last year.”
suffer from
afford to buy
agree to talk
aim to succeed
appear to be difficult
arrange to meet
attempt to do
look forward to
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