Verbs and Prepositions

"They have been waiting for the bus for over an hour."

What’s the correct preposition or structure for this sentence?

• "on"

• "since"

• "about"

• "for" (no change needed)

"She has lived in Paris from 2010."

What’s the correct preposition or structure for this sentence?

• "for"

• "from" (no change needed)

• "since"

• "during"

"They will not arrive at the airport in two more hours."

What’s the correct preposition or structure for this sentence?

• "in" (no change needed)

• "on"

• "at"

• "for"

"He will finish the project until next week."

What’s the correct preposition or structure for this sentence?

• "for"

• "by"

• "until" (no change needed)

• "in"

Choose the correct preposition which typically follows the following verb:

believe

• in

• on

• up

• for

Choose the correct preposition which typically follows the following verb:

depend

• for

• in

• about

• on

Choose the correct preposition which typically follows the following verb:

complaining

• about

• in

• for

• on

Choose the correct preposition which typically follows the following verb:

accused

• of

• in

• for

• on

Choose the correct preposition which typically follows the following verb:

apologize

• of

• in

• for

• on

Which phrasal verb is NOT a real one?

• give up

• give out

• give in

• give on