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D.Education
22esprep Prepositions
Dimitris Sclias

Choose the correct preposition to complete these sentences.

at great length
by all means - by chance - by hand - by heart - one by one - by sight
in despair - in a hurry - in a way - in all probability - in mood - in no time
in person - in private - in return - in season - in use
for short
on business - on/off duty - on foot - on holiday - on tape - on the spot
out of focus - out of the question - out of sight -
under arrest
with accent

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question 1

1 Could I possibly have a word with the manager private? (with, from, in)
2 We found the solution quite chance. (at, with, by)
3 The work was very bad, It had obviously been done a hurry. (from, in, with)
4 Was this parcel brought hand? (by, with, in)
5 . all probability, the government will increase the taxes again. (With, In, By)
6 When I was at school, we had to learn the poems heart. (by, with, from)
7 The farmer gets to the nearest village foot. (on, with, by)
8 She threw up her hands despair at his stupidity. (with, from, in)
9 Thanks for your help. I hope I'll do something for you return one day. (in, by, from)
10 The policeman said "You are arrest". (in, for, under)
11 He still speaks English a strong German accent. (in, with, of)
12 The guard had been duty for twenty-four hours without a break. (in, at, on)
13 The lift is use at the moment. (in, at, on)
14 I'll have this mended no time at all. (in. with, by)
15 I haven't got the Cd, but I've got some of the songs tape. (in, at, on)
16 You can't possibly do that; it's out the question. (of, from, for)
17 You can borrow my camera all means. I don't need it at the moment. (with, by, from)
18 The politician talked great length and everyone lost interest. (with, for, at)
19 What a pity that picture is out focus! (from, of, at)
20 They crossed the small bridge one one. (with, by, before)
21 We waved until the train was out sight. (from, of, at)
22 I think I can see what you mean a way. (with, in, by)
23 No thanks, I'm not the mood for dancing. (with, in, by)
24 Are you going to Greece business or for a holiday? (on, in, with)
25 The students are holiday at this time of year. (on, to, with)
26 Tomatoes aren't really expensive when they are season. (on, in, off)
27 I don't know who she is but I know her sight. (by, with, from)
28 He paid cash the spot and drove away. (in, on, to)
29 Her name's Elizabeth but everyone calls her "Eli" short. (in, for, to)
30 I want to speak to the president person? (in, with, by)

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