It is stupid (a)   me to go out without a coat in such cold weather. 

Please split yourselves (a)   groups of fives.

I’m thinking (a)   you.

We read (a)   Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre. 

This restaurant is famous (a)   its desserts.

Father does not approve (a)   my brother’s part time job.

Jennifer thanked her teachers (a)   all that they’ve done for her.

I prefer cats (a)   dogs.

What did you dream (a)   last night?

I am terrified (a)   cockroaches.

They have always been nice (a)   me.

The class discussed (a)   the pros and cons of school uniforms.

Fill this beaker ___ alkaline based solution and pour it into the flask filled ___ oil.

(a)  

James is envious (a)   Jenna.

Why are you so unfriendly (a)   Jason?

Don’t point your scissors (a)   me! That’s dangerous.

The teacher provided the students (a)   extra worksheets. 

In Hong Kong, many children rely (a)   their helpers. 

What are you interested (a)   ?

I’m sorry (a)   the state of this room.

Don’t shout (a)   your friends from across the room. It’s rude.

I am sure you will succeed (a)   following your dreams. 

Would you care (a)   a cup of tea?

I’m not sure (a)   what to do for my birthday.

Are you aware (a)   what’s happening in class?

The police was suspicious (a)   the man who was loitering around the street corner.

My father has to care (a)   his mother because she is of old age and lives alone.

Have you heard (a)   your kindergarten friends? Where are they now?

Stop listening ___ music when I’m speaking ___ you.

(a)  

I’m not too impressed (a)   the guest speaker.

It’s stupid to get angry (a)   things that don’t matter.

The streets were crowded (a)   people because of the parade. 

The mother was shouting (a)   her son on the train because he misbehaved.

Have you ever heard (a)   ear candling? It’s where clean your ear with a burning candle.

Please wait (a)   me.

Janelle is suffering (a)   back pain.

I’m terrible (a)   sewing.

I dream (a)   travelling the world one day.

Penelope warned her little sister (a)   the consequences of entering her room without her permission.

I can’t believe you handed (a)   your essay without proofreading it.

It’s full (a)   mistakes.

Brad wrote a letter (a)   his best friend who moved to England last summer. 

Who’s responsible (a)   taking out the trash?

The patient died (a)   a stroke.

Are you annoyed (a)   me for being late?

Don’t throw things (a)   people. Pass it to them nicely.

I have searched everywhere (a)   my notebook, but I can’t find it.

Sunscreen protects us (a)   getting sunburnt.

That picture reminds me (a)   the time I travelled to the Bahamas.

Are you happy (a)   your exam results? 

Nelly had a hard time explaining trigonometry (a)   her friend.

I’m sick and tired (a)   people not cleaning up after themselves. 

Everyone was surprised (a)   the news. 

I’m not interested (a)   music.

I haven’t seen Kelsey since she left (a)   school this morning.

The student blamed the accident (a)   her classmate. 

Please remind me (a)   the meeting after school today. I’m afraid I’ll forget.

Believe (a)   yourself. You can do it! 

Joyce is brilliant (a)   art.

The students were shocked (a)   what they heard at assembly.

The movie was different (a)   the book. 

Alexia is very sorry (a)   what she said.

Stop blaming your dog (a)   your mistakes.

Did you call (a)   your grandmother yesterday?

Don’t be so dependent (a)   your iPads. 

The student was keen (a)   improving in Math.

What happened (a)   the classroom? It’s a mess!

I’m sorry (a)   what I did.

Stop talking and concentrate (a)   your work.

Are you still upset (a)   what happened yesterday?

All students are responsible (a)   completing their work on time. 

My mother insists (a)   driving me to school every morning so I won’t be late. 

Karen is a doctor who specializes (a)   cardiology.

Congratulations (a)   your graduation! Well done!

I can’t understand people who are cruel (a)   animals.

The customer complained (a)   the shop manager.

The customer complained (a)   how rude the salesperson was. 

Jonathan invited all his classmates (a)   his birthday party.

What happened (a)   that flower arrangement that was there yesterday? It’s gone!

The teacher was generous (a)   her students.

Catherine spends most of her allowance (a)   junk food.