Module 6a: Vocabulary

Module 6a: Vocabulary

Look at the verb provided. Which preposition is it followed by?

Multiple Choice

apologise

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

depend

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

benefit

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

search

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

borrow

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

deal

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Choice

insist

• from

• on

• with

• for

Multiple Select

I overheard my parents making arrangements for a surprise party for me

• be so full that the contents go over the side

• sleep longer than you should

• hear something by accident or without the speaker knowing it

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Select

Norman overslept this morning and he was late for exam.

• be so full that the contents go over the side

• sleep longer than you should

• hear something by accident or without the speaker knowing it

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Select

The detective overlooked the fact that the window had been broken from the side

• be so full that the contents go over the side

• sleep longer than you should

• hear something by accident or without the speaker knowing it

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Select

Most people noticed that Maria’s cake was overcooked, but they didn’t say anything.

• pass a person or vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• cook something for too long

• be so full that the contents go over the side

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Select

We’ve been stuck behind this van for twenty minutes! Just overtake it, will you!

• pass a person or vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• cook something for too long

• be so full that the contents go over the side

• not notice or ignore something

Multiple Select

I forgot to turn off the tap, so the bath overflowed and flooded the bathroom.

• pass a person or vehicle that is ahead of you, moving in the same direction

• cook something for too long

• be so full that the contents go over the side

• not notice or ignore something