1. Fill in the
blanks with suitable prepositions.
1. I could
smell alcohol
his breath.
2. to die / starvation
3. These animals are now the verge of extinction.
3. These animals are now the verge of extinction.
4. Corruption corrodes
(=destroy sth slowly) public confidence
a political system.
5.
Her enthusiasm makes (=compensate)
her lack of experience.
6. It is
written in simple language, immediately accessible (=easy to understand) the reader.
7. The judge ruled /
the plaintiff (=a person who makes a formal
complaint against sb in court).
Answers
1. on 2. of / from
3. on 4. in 5. up for 6. to 7. against / in favour of
2. Fill in the
blanks with suitable prepositions.
1. Violence can
easily spill
borders.
2. to win/receive/get
an award (=a prize such as money)
sth
3. The judges
awarded equal points
both finalists (=competitor in the final of a
competition).
4. The President is out of tune
(=not be in agreement with) public opinion.
5. Freedom of belief is enshrined the Koran.
6. I phoned him up the spur of the moment (=suddenly, without planning in advance).
7. You deserve a reward being so helpful.
5. Freedom of belief is enshrined the Koran.
6. I phoned him up the spur of the moment (=suddenly, without planning in advance).
7. You deserve a reward being so helpful.
Answers
1. across 2.
for 3. to 4. with 5. in 6. on 7. for
3. Fill in the
blanks with suitable prepositions.
1. Hostilities
must be brought to an end as quickly as possible and must cease the minute the
enemy sues
(=formally ask for) peace.
2.
She didn't enlighten (=give sb information) him
her background.
3. Sri Lanka threw the yoke of the British Empire.
4. The court will rule (=give an official decision about) the legality of the action.
5. The principle of non-violence is central Buddhist teachings.
6. There is a strong strain (=tendency) pacifism (=the belief that war and violence are always wrong) in Christian teachings.
3. Sri Lanka threw the yoke of the British Empire.
4. The court will rule (=give an official decision about) the legality of the action.
5. The principle of non-violence is central Buddhist teachings.
6. There is a strong strain (=tendency) pacifism (=the belief that war and violence are always wrong) in Christian teachings.
7.
Pray those who persecute (=subject
to ill-treatment) you.
Answers
1. for 2. about
3. off 4. on 5. to 6. of 7. for
4. Fill in the
blanks with suitable prepositions.
1.
It is meritorious to forgo (=go without) revenge
a spirit of charity.
2.
It's a faith famous its pacifism
and tolerance.
3.
New officers take an oath of allegiance
their country.
4.
Wirathu's message crackles hate.
5. Radical Buddhism is thriving other parts of Asia.
6. We had resolved making an early start.
7. We live in a society where we are ruled (=be the main thing that influences and controls) the clock.
5. Radical Buddhism is thriving other parts of Asia.
6. We had resolved making an early start.
7. We live in a society where we are ruled (=be the main thing that influences and controls) the clock.
Answers
1. in 2. for 3.
to 4. with 5. in 6. on 7. by
5. Fill in the
blanks with suitable prepositions.
1.
After this concert she was firmly
the road to fame and fortune.
2. He knows all that is land and the sea.
2. He knows all that is land and the sea.
3. The change of management ushered
(=be the beginning of) fresh ideas and policies.
4.
The team suffered a major setback
(= defeat) when their best player was injured.
5. a witness the killing
6. Aggressive thoughts are inimical all Buddhist teachings.
7. They were trapped the burning building.
5. a witness the killing
6. Aggressive thoughts are inimical all Buddhist teachings.
7. They were trapped the burning building.
Answers
1. on 2. on / in
3. in 4. - 5. to 6. to 7. in
6. Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.
1. He
takes no pleasure (=feeling of satisfaction or joy)
his work.
2.
antipathetic (=opposed) change
3.
The names are listed alphabetical
order.
4.
The club management will try to ensure that the building work is carried out
with the minimum of inconvenience
guests.
5. The
newspaper launched a vitriolic (=full of anger and hatred) attack the president.
6. an undercurrent (=a hidden feeling)
resentment
7.
The resemblance the two signatures was
remarkable.
Answers
1. in 2. to 3.
in 4. to 5. on 6. of 7. between
7.
Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.
1.
The country was drawn unwillingly the war.
2.
an environment conducive learning
3.
undercurrents (=a hidden feeling)
racism/anxiety/violence
4.
She first got Parliament (= became an
MP) in 2005.
5. Police have
appealed for witnesses
the accident.
6. The injunction
kindness towards all who are in need of help…
7.
Within months she was elevated
ministerial rank.
Answers
1. into 2. to
3. of 4. into 5. to 6. of 7. to
8.
Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.
1.
Judging (=form an opinion) her last letter, they are having a
wonderful time.
2. The weather changed
the worse (a less good, favourable, or
pleasant condition).
3. The result
this pacific (=peaceful) policy was that ...
4. I promise I am in this
the long haul (=be willing to continue doing a task until it
is finished).
5. To judge (form an opinion) what he said, he was very disappointed.
5. To judge (form an opinion) what he said, he was very disappointed.
6. He rose the ranks to become managing director.
7. She bears an
uncanny (=strange and difficult to explain) resemblance Khadija.
Answers
1. by 2. for 3.
of 4. for 5. from 6. through 7. to
9.
Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.
1.
Let's start again the beginning.
2. The president granted a general amnesty all political prisoners.
3. She resembles (=to look like) her brother looks.
4.
The two groups were similar with respect (=concerning) income and status.
5. She
continued to work respite (=a short break).
6. I received
an encouraging response (=a spoken or written answer) my advertisement.
7. The company
is now reaping the rewards their investments.
Answers
1. from 2. for
3. in 4. to 5. without 6. to 7. of
10.
Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions.
1. The rebels now have to swear allegiance a leader they hate.
2. She was not used to mixing people of high social rank (=high status or
importance).
3. I just
require a signature the form.
4. Politicians should be accountable the public who elect them.
5. She once ruled (=control and have authority over a country) a vast empire.
6. a society based equity (=fairness) and social justice
7. Their religion is threat.
Answers
5. She once ruled (=control and have authority over a country) a vast empire.
6. a society based equity (=fairness) and social justice
7. Their religion is threat.
Answers
1. to 2. with
3. on 4. to 5. over 6. on 7. under
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