Replace the words in brackets with the words from the box and an appropriate preposition. You do not need to use all of the words.

A: Well, our overall grade is (affected by) ____________ it, so we really need to work on it this weekend. I'm (very worried about) ______________ how much work there is left to do. Did you know Andrew's team has already finished?

(a)  

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B: Oh, I'd be a little (doubtful) (a)   anything Andrew says! Anyway, I'll be there on Saturday, and we'll finish it off.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word(s) given.

Young people these days can't trust on following one career for the whole of their working lives.

RELY

Young people these days (a)   following one career for the whole of their working lives.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word(s) given.

I am thinking of seeking that part-time job available in the science lab.

AFTER

I am thinking of (a)   that part-time job available in the science lab.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word(s) given.

Unemployment has arisen because of increased automation in the workplace.

COME

Unemployment (a)   because of increased automation in the workplace.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word(s) given.

It's important to indicate that technological progress creates both winners and losers.

POINT

It's important to (a)   that technological progress creates both winners and losers.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word(s) given.

A lot of interesting things are happening in the world of robotics at the moment.

GOING

A lot of interesting things (a)   in the world of robotics at the moment.

Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first, using the word(s) given.

I find it quite easy to resume new things, especially languages.

PICK

I find it quite easy to (a)   , especially languages.

Complete the sentences with the future perfect simple, the future perfect passive or the future perfect continuous form of the verbs in brackets.

One week from now, I (a)   (buy) my plane tickets.

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By the time Kim starts her homework, I (a)   (finish) mine.

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By the time you finally get here, I (a)   (work) for over three hours.

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In another ten years, scientists (a)   (invent) robots that look just like real animals.

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By tomorrow, it (a)   (rain) for one whole week.

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I (a)   (not finish) this report by Friday.

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Dan (a)   (date) his girlfriend for exactly half a year at Christmas.

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By the time they finish high-school, the students (a)   (write) all of their in-class essays on laptops for over five years.

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Before I graduate from university, I'm sure there (a)   (be) another Mars landing.

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Drive a different way. I don't think that accident on the motorway (a)   (clear up) yet.

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Next April, Jenna and I (a)   (be) married for ten years.

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I can't pick you up on Saturday because my car (a)   (not repair) by then.

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B: Oh, yes, I know it's soon! I haven't been (paying attention to) _____________ that project enough. I've been (much too busy with) _______________ other work.

(a)