Her parents live (a)   New Delhi.

The school is famous (a)   its sports activities.

The tree grew at a dangerous slant and had to be cut (a)   .

He is not afraid (a)   the consequences.

The thief broke (a)   the office.

She battled her way (a)   the crowd.

We were asked to gather (a)   the teacher.

They had to climb (a)   the steep pathway to reach the top.

I asked them to provide us (a)   a guide.

He is not afraid (a)   the consequences.

The teacher spoke (a)   for Raju when he was wrongly accused of stealing

money.

We can visit her in the hostel (a)   3pm and 5pm on Saturdays.

The Sinhas have lived in New Delhi (a)   1943.

Little children are often afraid (a)   the dark.

He found the key just (a)   the front door.

The cyclist rode quickly (a)   the path.

Sneha has applied (a)   a scholarship.

It took Ahmed many months to get (a)   the loss of his friend.

She turned (a)   the generous offer made by the manager.

We were asked to take (a)   our footwear as we were entering a place of worship.

The noise prevented us (a)   sleeping.

I could not accompany my cousin (a)   the trip because I had fever.

The young man put the flute (a)   his lips and began to play.

Ashok leaned (a)   the wall tiredly.

The paper dart went gliding (a)   the air.

The young child carried the heavy bucket (a)   the stairs.

There was a steep rise (a)   onion prices.

Air pollution is responsible for the spread (a)   bronchitis.

He was (a)   pressure to complete the work.

Joan jumped (a)   the river to rescue the child.

His teacher is very pleased (a)   him.

The old woman could not get (a)   the shock.

He should not get (a)   with such rudeness.

The poet’s mother was stung (a)   a scorpion.

“Please write (a)   what I tell you otherwise you will forget,” the teacher said.

The dog was hiding (a)   the bed, barking at the stranger.

Sheila’s grandmother found it difficult to climb (a)   the steep staircase.

The soldier fought bravely (a)   his country.

There is no use crying (a)   spilt milk.

The school playground is out (a)   bounds for the pupils of the primary school.

I don’t know what they were arguing (a)   but I could hear angry voices.

The puppy was hiding (a)   the sofa.

Stop worrying (a)   your future.

When I stepped (a)   the lift, I found it had stopped working.

We had to use a bridge to go (a)   the river.

I have lived in this town (a)   ten years.

Please switch (a)   all lights and fans when you leave the room.

Ronnie is married (a)   my cousin.

The gift came (a)   a birthday card.

It has been raining (a)   two hours.

He just scraped (a)   his examination.

Mrs. Kapoor was bent (a)   attending the meeting.

She is proud and looks (a)   upon her colleagues.

Rahul plays football (a)   his grandfather.

The mother was sitting (a)   the sick child all night.

Monica is leaning (a)   the wall.

Rosie is very good (a)   art and craft.