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Worksheetsuni-verbs and prepositions
Total questions: 159
Worksheet time: 2hrs 31mins
1. Stop worrying (a) your exam,
everything will be fine.
I've waited (a) Judy for 30 minutes. I’m going home.
Stop talking and concentrate (a) your work.
Don't forget to pay (a) the newspaper.
He explained the computer program (a) me.
I don't know what we'll do at the weekend.
It depends (a) the weather.
She will arrive (a) Beijing at 3 p.m.
I like to listen (a) the radio when I wake up.
He borrowed £20 (a) his brother.
Who does this coat belong (a) ?
She left without paying (a) the meal.
It was so hot, I couldn't concentrate (a) my book.
Mothers always worry (a) their children.
Please explain the meaning of this word (a) your classmates.
I'm fed up with waiting (a) spring.
That car belongs (a) my father.
She listens (a) opera on the tube.
A: Which university will you go to?
B: It depends (a) my exam results.
A lot of people borrow money (a) the bank.
When she arrived (a) the pub, it was already closed.
Mark dreams (a) (become) a ballet dancer.
The accountant charged him $400 (a) his advice.
I can't find my wallet. Can you help me look (a) it?
You should apologize ________ your _____________(behavior).
(a)
The journalist asked (a) the actor about his latest role.
He insisted (a) (see) me off at the airport.
I could not agree (a) (spend) more money on the kids.
I believe (a) (give)peace a chance.
Ken decided (a) (go) abroad next year.
She doesn’t care (a) (get) into this college.
I had come to depend (a) (see)her in my dreams.
I object (a) (change) plans at this late date.
Instructors vary in how they prepare (a) (teach) a course
She’s succeeded (a) (make) you jealous, hasn’t she?
We talked (a) (go) to Italy for our summer vacations.
Jiant and Julia think (a) (get) married.
I always worry (a) (lose) things.
Brian really has to work (a) (improve) his vocabulary.
All students participated (a) (do) pantomimes.
Mother complained (a) (be) tired.
Trains may be subject to delay - we apologize ....... any inconvenience caused.
on
with
for
of
Church leaders have appealed ...... the government to halt the war.
against
on
for
to
Refugees have successfully applied ....... political asylum.
at
with
for
to
We're always arguing with each other ...... money.
for
over
about
with
I believe .... giving a person a second chance.
on
in
of
about
The hot weather is partly to blame ..... the water shortage.
about
to
on
for
I don't want any comments .... my new haircut, thank you!
about
of
on
over
Lots of people have complained .... the noise.
over
about
of
on
I can't concentrate .... my work with all that noise.
about
with
on
of
It must be really hard to cope ..... three young children and a job.
of
about
with
for
Whether or not we go to Mexico for our holiday depends .... the cost.
of
in
for
on
You're faced ..... a very difficult choice there.
up
on
to
with
She insisted ..... seeing her lawyer.
in
of
on
about
They laughed ..... her jokes. They were really funny.
at
to
about
over
We named all our children ..... football players.
for
with
against
after
She never participates .... any of our discussions, does she?
on
in
to
about
I can provide you .... directions to their house.
to
for
with
on
Anna reminds me .... her mother.
on
to
of
after
Remind him ... call me.
of
about
to
for
She's finally succeeded ... passing her driving test.
to
with
in
on
I'm thinking ... buying a new car.
in
on
of
over
Sometimes I worry ... the future.
on
about
in
to
I thoroughly approve ... what the government is doing.
to
of
in
about
We got rid ... our unwelcome guests by saying we had to go to bed.
about
on
of
to
There are serious penalties for failure to comply ... the regulations.
with
for
in
on
Her responsibilities consist ... answering the phone and greeting visitors.
in
of
on
with
You can't expect them to agree ... everything.
on
in
about
over
The Roman remains are now covered ... by office buildings.
over
on
with
for
Have you heard ... Steve recently?
in
from
on
to
Over time, their acquaintance developed ... a lasting friendship.
into
in
on
onto
She glared angrily ... everyone and stormed out of the room.
about
on
at
in
These flowers are disappearing ... our fields and woods.
about
from
over
on
Da Vinci is known ... his paintings and inventions.
about
for
on
over
Most students urged her ... run for class representative.
on
to
in
about
Nurses were tremendously exposed ... coronavirus.
with
to
on
for
Higher demand for goods and services leads ... higher imports from abroad.
with
after
to
about
I was so sorry to hear ... your father’s death.
to
on
of
for
She made a few half-hearted attempts to join ... their conversation.
with
on
in
to
I have to apologize ____ the way my family treated you.
to
for
with
I have to apologize ____ my parents for disrespecting them.
with
for
to
My mother doesn't approve ____ children wearing make up.
of
to
about
The boys argued _____ which bus to take.
with
for
about
I won't argue ____ you; I can see your mind's made up already.
with
to
about
My oldest son doesn't care _____ anything except online gaming.
with
about
for
I'm glad I cared ____ my elderly father. I hope my kids do the same for me.
about
with
for
These kids in my class are terrible, and the worst part is that I cannot complain _____ their parents.
about
with
to
My teenage daughter is always complaining _____ everything.
about
to
with
Her parents wouldn't consent ____ her marriage to a man twice her age.
with
about
to
Dana's cheery attitude really contrasts _____ the gloom of her brother Peter.
to
against
with
We thought for a while about buying a large house, but we decided ______ it, at least for the present.
with
to
against
We haven't yet been able to decide ____ a name for the baby.
to
in
on
I disagree ____ you completely.
in
about
with
My mother was very ashamed ____ my father's behavior during the party.
about
with
of
I'm so angry ____ my brother that it's probably best if I don't see him for a while.
at/with
about
in
I got very angry ______ the way they treated my son when he applied for the soccer team.
with
in
at/about
Mike's crazy ____ his kids.
with
on
about
I'm disappointed ______ my grades. I really thought I had done better.
at/about
with
for
My parents were very disappointed _____ me after I dropped out of medical school.
about
on
in/with
I suppose I'm not very familiar _____the things my son enjoys.
about
to
with
Take these vitamins. They are good _____ you.
to
for
about
I t was good ____ you to come. We could really use the help.
for
of
to
I'm afraid I've never been very good _____ taking care of children.
to
at
for
Mr. Johnson was very good ____ our family.
for
to
with
My parents never said they were proud ____ me.
with
for
of
I feel sorry ____ her. Divorces can be very tough on the children.
for
to
with
I feel sorry _____ the way I treated you. It was uncalled for.
for/about
with
to
Mother is still upset _____ me. She says it's ok, but I can tell by the look in her eyes.
at
about
with
My parents were really upset ____ the fight we had last night. I'd better go talk to them.
with
at
about
Thank God you've decided to show up. I was worried ____ you.
with
for
about
laugh
(a)
apply (a) (nộp đơn xin)
apply (a) (nộp đơn cho)
compare
(a)
divide
(a)
explain
(a)
rely
(a)
(dis)approve
(a)
tell sth (a) sb
stare
(a)
smile
(a)
ask sb (a) sth
provide sb (a) sth
provide sth (a) sb
supply sb (a) sth
supply sth (a) sb
fill sth (a) sth
prefer sth (a) sth
consist (a)
pay (a)
die (a)
forgive sb (a) sth
blame sb (a) sth
blame sth (a) sb
remind sb (a) sth
think
(a)
point (a)
talk/speak (a)
spend
(a)
suspect sb (a) sth
thank sb (a) sth
wait
(a)
search
(a)
prevent sb (a) sth
believe
(a)
glance / look
(a)
warn sb (a) sth
leave somewhere (a) somewhere
insist
(a)
accuse sb (a) sth
concentrate / focus
(a)
escape
(a)
specialize / major
(a)
suffer
(a)
live
(a)
compliment sb (a) sth
apologize (to sb) (a) sth
complain (to sb) (a) sth
arrive
(a)
aim
(a)
