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Arakin III Unit 7 Prepositions
Author :
Irina Kislova
1.
I've never felt able to confide ____ my sister.
2.
He is always ___ his worst when fighting against difficulties.
3.
The country was ___ war that time.
4.
___ first sight I thought you were his brother.
5.
You won't get anywhere by shouting ___ him.
6.
She had complete confidence ___ the doctors.
7.
Opinion polls show that voters have lost confidence ___ the administration.
8.
Minton is an outstanding boxer, with tremendous confidence ___ his own ability.
9.
I didn't have any confidence ___ myself.
10.
I have complete confidence ___ Mr Wright's analysis of the situation.
11.
You can quit your work ___ a fortnight's notice.
12.
The boy is very good ___ football.
13.
Elsa took me ___ her confidence and told me about some of the problems she was facing.
14.
He seemed, for once, ___ a loss for words.
15.
Detectives are so far ___ a loss to explain the reason for his death.
16.
They sold their house ___ a healthy profit.
17.
You'd better start ___ your homework.
18.
The article provides a starting point ___ discussion.
19.
Ted woke up ___ a start and felt for the light switch.
20.
Toni's selling her car ___ £700.
21.
He repeated the converstion he had heard word ___ word.
22.
Since the start ___ 1992, the company has doubled in size.
23.
She read the letter ___ start to finish without looking up.
24.
We've had problems with this project right ____ the start.
25.
I'd like to change this dress ___ one in a larger size.
26.
We arrived late and missed the start ___ the film.
27.
Don't judge the man ___ his clothes.
28.
Technology advances ___ fits and starts.
29.
A loud knock ___ the door made her start.
30.
Fruit and vegetables are sold ___ weight.
31.
The moment David saw the car driving up ___ the house, he rushed out to meet his friends.
32.
Without a word she reached out ___ a pen and paper.
33.
I found myself in a room littered ___ books, papers and all kind of lumber.
34.
Her friendly sympathetic smile made me feel ___ home.
35.
If you don't remind me ___ it, I'll forget.
36.
He is paid ___ the hour.
37.
She had some difficulty ___ finding the house.
38.
He spoke ___ fits and starts.
39.
I have seen myself for a moment wrapped ___ the dark cloak of Destiny.
40.
Harry's plans ended ___ failure.
41.
Mac thanked her ___ the meal and left.
42.
I have a lot of sympathy ___ her; she had to bring up the children on her own.
43.
I have absolutely no sympathy ___ students who get caught cheating in exams.
44.
Watching sport was ___ far the most popular activity on Saturday afternoons.
45.
Spring is ___ far the best time to visit the islands.
46.
You must decide ___ yourself.
47.
Someone must have left the door open ___ mistake.
48.
There was no evidence that he was concerned ___ any criminal activity.
49.
She is concerned ___ how little food I eat.
50.
Several friends dropped ___ to tea.
51.
Why don't you drop ___ for a drink one evening?
52.
Sullivan expressed sympathy ___ the striking federal workers.
53.
Matt stared at her ___ confusion.
54.
There was a confusion ___ shouts and orders as the ship prepared to depart.
55.
The diversion led ___ considerable confusion.
56.
She kept dropping ___ at her desk.
57.
I must have dropped ___ to sleep.
58.
The number of graduates going into teaching has dropped ___ sharply.
59.
Ellen dropped ___ to tie her shoelace
60.
He dropped ___ a chair.
61.
He dropped ___ the other runners.
62.
We thought the horse would win, but he dropped ___ halfway through the race.
63.
Since we're in the neighborhood, why don't we drop ___ at my brother's?
64.
What’s to be done with all these odds and ends ___ the paper?
65.
It’s ___ no practical use.
66.
He was a young lawyer ___ no practice at all.
67.
Doctor N. has retired ___ practice.
68.
I used to be a good chessplayer, but I’m out ___ practice now.
69.
The theory seems right, but we must think of how to put it ___ practice.
70.
Bear ___ mind that you are to be here at six sharp.
71.
The incident gradually came ___ my mind.
72.
Are you ___ your right mind to say such things?
73.
No woman ___ her right mind would go out with a man like him.
74.
Who ___ their right mind would want to do that job?
75.
I just used the first excuse which sprang ___ mind.
76.
A memory of last night came ___ mind, and he smiled.
77.
Fatherhood doesn't immediately spring ___ mind when you think of James.
78.
He looked as though he had something ___ his mind.
79.
She's the type of person who just says what's ___ her mind.
80.
Sorry I forgot. I've got a lot ___ my mind (=a lot of problems to worry about) at the moment.
81.
It's a good idea - I'll keep it ___ mind.
82.
You must always keep the reader ___ mind when writing a report.
83.
Bear ___ mind that the price does not include flights.
84.
More money should be given to housing, bearing ___ mind (=because of) the problem of homelessness.
85.
He couldn't make ___ his mind about what to do with the money.
86.
Karen couldn't make ___ her mind whether to apply for membership or not.
87.
He had clearly made ___ his mind to end the affair.
88.
If you change your mind ___ the colour scheme, it's easy to just paint over it.
89.
After the game he gave the players a piece ___ his mind.
90.
I was ___ two minds about whether to go with him.
91.
James was keen to put some of the things he had learned ___ practice.
92.
I'm afraid that the odds are heavily ___ her winning (=it is not likely).
93.
The odds are in favour ___ a Russian victory.
94.
His affairs were none ___ her concern.
95.
He told them not to concern themselves ___ him.
96.
He loved his wife, and concerned himself ___ her needs and desires.
97.
I sympathize ___ those who have lost their loved ones.
98.
The public sympathized ___ the miners' strike.
99.
There are men who flounder ___ the journey start.
100.
The episode passed completely ___ my memory.