We complained (a)   the manager about the slow service in the restaurant.

We're trying to do too many things; we need to concentrate (a)   one project at a time.

The scientist confessed (a)   lying about the results of his research.

You're confusing a laptop (a)   a netbook - they're two different types of computers.

We congratulated Vanessa (a)   her promotion.

The director consented (a)   the employees' proposal.

My CD collection consists (a)   jazz and classic rock music.

Stress can contribute (a)   various health problems.

Psychologists can help people cope (a)   stress.

I'm counting (a)   you to finish the work by tomorrow.

The mountains are covered (a)   snow.

A drunk driver crashed (a)   a tree near my house.

The antibiotics cured her (a)   the infection.

How do you deal (a)   an annoying co-worker?

When I needed money, I considered selling my car, but in the end I decided (a)   it.

I exchanged the small shirt (a)   a medium.

He excluded them (a)   the meeting.

Please excuse me (a)   interrupting.

He was expelled (a)   university for using drugs.

The doctor explained the procedure to me (a)   detail.

How do you feel (a)   the new company policy?

I don't feel (a)   going out to a nightclub. I'd rather relax at home tonight.

My kids are fighting (a)   whose turn it is to use the computer.

This organization is fighting (a)   discrimination and injustice.

Oh no! I forgot (a)   the meeting - now I'm going to be late.

I forgave him (a)   taking my camera without asking permission.

She sat on the beach, gazing (a)   the ocean.

I just got back (a)   the gym - I need to take a shower.

I got rid (a)   some old clothes that I don't wear anymore.

Rita glared (a)   her husband when he started chatting with a beautiful woman at the club.

He graduated (a)   Harvard University in 1986.

What happened (a)   your car? Did you get in an accident?

Did you hear (a)   the bank robbery that happened last night?

I'm hoping (a)   good luck.

I'd like to introduce you (a)   a friend of mine from college.

The city is investing (a)   public transportation.

She invited me (a)   her birthday party.

Chris is always joking (a)   how bad he is at sports.

A password keeps people (a)   accessing your account.

He knows a lot (a)   computers.

Our travel disaster was annoying at the time, but we laughed (a)   it later.

When I said something stupid, everyone laughed (a)   me.

I like learning (a)   other cultures.

I lent a book (a)   my friend six months ago, and he hasn't given it back yet.

I long (a)   a job in which I have more flexible hours!

I looked (a)   the pictures from Jason's vacation.

I'm looking forward (a)   having lunch with you next week.

We can take the 8 AM or the 11 AM train - it doesn't matter (a)   me.

I object (a)   the idea that stay-at-home moms are lazy. They work really hard!