Social Learning (Workbook exercises)

What are the missing prepositions? 1. This is hardly adequate forour needs.2. She is allergic topollen.3. Why do you get angry aboutlittle things?4. There is no need to be angry withme.5. This tea is meant to be beneficial toyour health.6. He is very clever atmaths.7. Few people are conscious oftheir motives.8. I'm very grateful forwhat you did.9. Are you interested inthis?10. She is always late forschool.11. I'm not very keen onMexican food.12. The French are famous fortheir cuisine.13. The director was accused offraud.14. There is no need to apologise forthat.15. I don't approve ofsuch behaviour.16. You can't blame me forthat.17. You should never had confided inhim.18. You can't depend onher.19. I disagree withyou.20. She'll never forgive you forsaying that.21. You can't rely onhim.22. That reminds me ofwhen I was in Morocco.23. Do you want to ride inmy new car?24. Welcome toCroatia.25. Are you going to take part inthe experiment?26. Who's going to take care ofthe fish while we're away?27. The view took my breath away.28. We tend to take forgranted the fact that we've got running water in our homes.29. We should take advantage ofthe opportunity while it's here.30. Emily takes pride inher work.31. Before we make our decision, there is something else we need to take intoaccount.32. Don't take any notice ofwhat he said. Just ignore him. Fill the appropriate preposition in the gaps so each phrasal verb has the meaning of the verb on the right. Each preposition can be used only once.after away back down from in off on up 1. In some cultures, you are supposed to take your shoes off when you enter somebody's home. REMOVE2. Garry took her number downon the back of his hand. WRITE3. Irene takes after her mother. RESEMBLE4. This music takes me backto my holiday. REMIND5. Education is the one thing that nobody can take away from you. REMOVE6. They have so many lessons each day that I don't know how the students can take all the information in. ABSORB7. Can you take your bag off the table? It takes uptoo much room. OCCUPY8. Can't you cut down on all the things you do? I think you've taken ontoo much. AGREE TO DO Match the using of as in a sentences and its meanings. The phone rang as I was leaving. when/ while He can't come as he's busy. because/ since You should go out more as your sister does. in the same way She is working as a sales officer. in the position of I'll give you some advice as a friend. in the role of I can't work as hard as you can. to the same extent He talks to me as if he were my friend. giving the impression that I haven't received a reply as yet. up to now We start preparing for the exam as of now. starting You can go there but, as for me, I'm too busy. concerning