Test: Arakin III Unit 7 Prepositions


Arakin III Unit 7 PrepositionsVersion en ligne Fill in the necessary prepositions / adverbs / particles. par Irina Kislova 1 I've never felt able to confide ____ my sister. Written answer 2 He is always ___ his worst when fighting against difficulties. Written answer 3 The country was ___ war that time. Written answer 4 ___ first sight I thought you were his brother. Written answer 5 You won't get anywhere by shouting ___ him. Written answer 6 She had complete confidence ___ the doctors. Written answer 7 Opinion polls show that voters have lost confidence ___ the administration. Written answer 8 Minton is an outstanding boxer, with tremendous confidence ___ his own ability. Written answer 9 I didn't have any confidence ___ myself. Written answer 10 I have complete confidence ___ Mr Wright's analysis of the situation. Written answer 11 You can quit your work ___ a fortnight's notice. Written answer 12 The boy is very good ___ football. Written answer 13 Elsa took me ___ her confidence and told me about some of the problems she was facing. Written answer 14 He seemed, for once, ___ a loss for words. Written answer 15 Detectives are so far ___ a loss to explain the reason for his death. Written answer 16 They sold their house ___ a healthy profit. Written answer 17 You'd better start ___ your homework. Written answer 18 The article provides a starting point ___ discussion. Written answer 19 Ted woke up ___ a start and felt for the light switch. Written answer 20 Toni's selling her car ___ £700. Written answer 21 He repeated the converstion he had heard word ___ word. Written answer 22 Since the start ___ 1992, the company has doubled in size. Written answer 23 She read the letter ___ start to finish without looking up. Written answer 24 We've had problems with this project right ____ the start. Written answer 25 I'd like to change this dress ___ one in a larger size. Written answer 26 We arrived late and missed the start ___ the film. Written answer 27 Don't judge the man ___ his clothes. Written answer 28 Technology advances ___ fits and starts. Written answer 29 A loud knock ___ the door made her start. Written answer 30 Fruit and vegetables are sold ___ weight. Written answer 31 The moment David saw the car driving up ___ the house, he rushed out to meet his friends. Written answer 32 Without a word she reached out ___ a pen and paper. Written answer 33 I found myself in a room littered ___ books, papers and all kind of lumber. Written answer 34 Her friendly sympathetic smile made me feel ___ home. Written answer 35 If you don't remind me ___ it, I'll forget. Written answer 36 He is paid ___ the hour. Written answer 37 She had some difficulty ___ finding the house. Written answer 38 He spoke ___ fits and starts. Written answer 39 I have seen myself for a moment wrapped ___ the dark cloak of Destiny. Written answer 40 Harry's plans ended ___ failure. Written answer 41 Mac thanked her ___ the meal and left. Written answer 42 I have a lot of sympathy ___ her; she had to bring up the children on her own. Written answer 43 I have absolutely no sympathy ___ students who get caught cheating in exams. Written answer 44 Watching sport was ___ far the most popular activity on Saturday afternoons. Written answer 45 Spring is ___ far the best time to visit the islands. Written answer 46 You must decide ___ yourself. Written answer 47 Someone must have left the door open ___ mistake. Written answer 48 There was no evidence that he was concerned ___ any criminal activity. Written answer 49 She is concerned ___ how little food I eat. Written answer 50 Several friends dropped ___ to tea. Written answer 51 Why don't you drop ___ for a drink one evening? Written answer 52 Sullivan expressed sympathy ___ the striking federal workers. Written answer 53 Matt stared at her ___ confusion. Written answer 54 There was a confusion ___ shouts and orders as the ship prepared to depart. Written answer 55 The diversion led ___ considerable confusion. Written answer 56 She kept dropping ___ at her desk. Written answer 57 I must have dropped ___ to sleep. Written answer 58 The number of graduates going into teaching has dropped ___ sharply. Written answer 59 Ellen dropped ___ to tie her shoelace Written answer 60 He dropped ___ a chair. Written answer 61 He dropped ___ the other runners. Written answer 62 We thought the horse would win, but he dropped ___ halfway through the race. Written answer 63 Since we're in the neighborhood, why don't we drop ___ at my brother's? Written answer 64 What’s to be done with all these odds and ends ___ the paper? Written answer 65 It’s ___ no practical use. Written answer 66 He was a young lawyer ___ no practice at all. Written answer 67 Doctor N. has retired ___ practice. Written answer 68 I used to be a good chessplayer, but I’m out ___ practice now. Written answer 69 The theory seems right, but we must think of how to put it ___ practice. Written answer 70 Bear ___ mind that you are to be here at six sharp. Written answer 71 The incident gradually came ___ my mind. Written answer 72 Are you ___ your right mind to say such things? Written answer 73 No woman ___ her right mind would go out with a man like him. Written answer 74 Who ___ their right mind would want to do that job? Written answer 75 I just used the first excuse which sprang ___ mind. Written answer 76 A memory of last night came ___ mind, and he smiled. Written answer 77 Fatherhood doesn't immediately spring ___ mind when you think of James. Written answer 78 He looked as though he had something ___ his mind. Written answer 79 She's the type of person who just says what's ___ her mind. Written answer 80 Sorry I forgot. I've got a lot ___ my mind (=a lot of problems to worry about) at the moment. Written answer 81 It's a good idea - I'll keep it ___ mind. Written answer 82 You must always keep the reader ___ mind when writing a report. Written answer 83 Bear ___ mind that the price does not include flights. Written answer 84 More money should be given to housing, bearing ___ mind (=because of) the problem of homelessness. Written answer 85 He couldn't make ___ his mind about what to do with the money. Written answer 86 Karen couldn't make ___ her mind whether to apply for membership or not. Written answer 87 He had clearly made ___ his mind to end the affair. Written answer 88 If you change your mind ___ the colour scheme, it's easy to just paint over it. Written answer 89 After the game he gave the players a piece ___ his mind. Written answer 90 I was ___ two minds about whether to go with him. Written answer 91 James was keen to put some of the things he had learned ___ practice. Written answer 92 I'm afraid that the odds are heavily ___ her winning (=it is not likely). Written answer 93 The odds are in favour ___ a Russian victory. Written answer 94 His affairs were none ___ her concern. Written answer 95 He told them not to concern themselves ___ him. Written answer 96 He loved his wife, and concerned himself ___ her needs and desires. Written answer 97 I sympathize ___ those who have lost their loved ones. Written answer 98 The public sympathized ___ the miners' strike. Written answer 99 There are men who flounder ___ the journey start. Written answer 100 The episode passed completely ___ my memory. Written answer Feedback 1 Essential Vocabulary: confide in [to tell someone about something very private or secret, especially a personal problem, because you feel you can trust them] 6 Essential Vocabulary: have confidence in smb/smth [the feeling that you can trust someone or something to be good, work well, or produce good results] 7 Essential Vocabulary: lose (your) confidence in smb/smth 8 Essential Vocabulary: confidence in [the belief that you have the ability to do things well or deal with situations successfully] 9 Essential Vocabulary: confidence in [the belief that you have the ability to do things well or deal with situations successfully] 10 Essential Vocabulary: confidence in [the feeling that something is definite or true] 13 Essential Vocabulary: take somebody into your confidence [to tell someone your secrets or private or personal details about your life] 15 to be at a loss [confused and uncertain about what to do or say] 17 Essential Vocabulary: start on smth [to begin doing something or using something] 19 Essential Vocabulary: with a start [with a sudden movement of your body, usually caused by fear or surprise] 24 Essential Vocabulary: right from the start [the first part of an activity or event, or the point at which it begins to develop] 28 Essential Vocabulary: in/by fits and starts [if something happens in fits and starts, it does not happen smoothly, but keeps starting and then stopping again] 29 Word Combinations: a ring at the bell (a knock at the door). 31 Word Combinations: to drive up to a house (come up to the door) 32 Word Combinations: to reach out (up, down) for smth [stretch out an arm in a specified direction in order to touch or grasp something] 33 Word Combinations: to be littered with books (papers, lumber, etc.) [make (a place or area) untidy with rubbish or a large number of objects left lying about] 34 Word Combinations: to be (feel, make oneself) at home [comfortable and at ease in a place or situation] 35 Word Combinations: remind smb of smth [cause someone to remember something] 38 Essential Vocabulary: in/by fits and starts [if something happens in fits and starts, it does not happen smoothly, but keeps starting and then stopping again] 42 [the feeling of being sorry for someone who is in a bad situation] 43 [the feeling of being sorry for someone who is in a bad situation] 44 by far / far and away [used to say that something is much better, worse etc than anything else] 45 by far / far and away [used to say that something is much better, worse etc than anything else] 48 [involved] 49 [worried] 52 belief in or support for a plan, idea, or action, especially a political one 53 Essential Vocabulary: in confusion [a feeling of not being able to think clearly what you should say or do, especially in an embarrassing situation] 54 Essential Vocabulary: confusion of smth [a very confusing situation, that usually has a lot of noise and action, so that it is difficult for someone to understand it or control it] 56 Essential vocabulary: drop off [to begin to sleep] 57 Essential vocabulary: drop off [to begin to sleep] 58 Essential vocabulary: drop off [to fall to a lower level or amount] 59 Essential vocabulary: drop behind / back [to move more slowly than other people so that they get ahead of you] 61 Essential vocabulary: drop behind / back [to move more slowly than other people so that they get ahead of you] 62 Essential vocabulary: drop behind / back [to move more slowly than other people so that they get ahead of you] 69 put something into action/effect/practice [to start using a plan, idea, knowledge etc] 70 Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something] 71 Essential vocabulary: come/spring to mind [not in progressive] if something comes or springs to mind, you suddenly or immediately think of it. 72 Essential vocabulary: no one in their right mind ... also who in their right mind ...?informal used to say that someone must be stupid or crazy to do something. 73 Essential vocabulary: no one in their right mind ... also who in their right mind ...?informal used to say that someone must be stupid or crazy to do something. 74 Essential vocabulary: no one in their right mind ... also who in their right mind ...?informal used to say that someone must be stupid or crazy to do something. 75 Essential vocabulary: come/spring to mind [not in progressive] if something comes or springs to mind, you suddenly or immediately think of it. 76 Essential vocabulary: come/spring to mind [not in progressive] if something comes or springs to mind, you suddenly or immediately think of it. 77 Essential vocabulary: come/spring to mind [not in progressive] if something comes or springs to mind, you suddenly or immediately think of it. 78 Essential vocabulary: on smb's mind [if something is on your mind, you keep thinking or worrying about it] 79 Essential vocabulary: on smb's mind [if something is on your mind, you keep thinking or worrying about it] 80 Essential vocabulary: on smb's mind [if something is on your mind, you keep thinking or worrying about it] 81 Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something] 82 Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something] 83 Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something] 84 Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something] 89 [to tell someone that you are very angry with them] 90 [to be unable to decide what to do, or what you think about something] 91 put something into action/effect/practice [to start using a plan, idea, knowledge etc] 94 not somebody's concern / none of somebody's concern [if something is not your concern, you are not interested in it and you do not need to worry about it or become involved in it] 95 concern yourself with/about something [formal to become involved in something because you are interested in it or because it worries you] 96 concern yourself with/about something [formal to become involved in something because you are interested in it or because it worries you] 97 [feel sorry for someone because you understand their problems] 98 sympathize with [to support someone's ideas or actions]

1

I've never felt able to confide ____ my sister.

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2

He is always ___ his worst when fighting against difficulties.

Written answer

3

The country was ___ war that time.

Written answer

4

___ first sight I thought you were his brother.

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5

You won't get anywhere by shouting ___ him.

Written answer

6

She had complete confidence ___ the doctors.

Written answer

7

Opinion polls show that voters have lost confidence ___ the administration.

Written answer

8

Minton is an outstanding boxer, with tremendous confidence ___ his own ability.

Written answer

9

I didn't have any confidence ___ myself.

Written answer

10

I have complete confidence ___ Mr Wright's analysis of the situation.

Written answer

11

You can quit your work ___ a fortnight's notice.

Written answer

12

The boy is very good ___ football.

Written answer

13

Elsa took me ___ her confidence and told me about some of the problems she was facing.

Written answer

14

He seemed, for once, ___ a loss for words.

Written answer

15

Detectives are so far ___ a loss to explain the reason for his death.

Written answer

16

They sold their house ___ a healthy profit.

Written answer

17

You'd better start ___ your homework.

Written answer

18

The article provides a starting point ___ discussion.

Written answer

19

Ted woke up ___ a start and felt for the light switch.

Written answer

20

Toni's selling her car ___ £700.

Written answer

21

He repeated the converstion he had heard word ___ word.

Written answer

22

Since the start ___ 1992, the company has doubled in size.

Written answer

23

She read the letter ___ start to finish without looking up.

Written answer

24

We've had problems with this project right ____ the start.

Written answer

25

I'd like to change this dress ___ one in a larger size.

Written answer

26

We arrived late and missed the start ___ the film.

Written answer

27

Don't judge the man ___ his clothes.

Written answer

28

Technology advances ___ fits and starts.

Written answer

29

A loud knock ___ the door made her start.

Written answer

30

Fruit and vegetables are sold ___ weight.

Written answer

31

The moment David saw the car driving up ___ the house, he rushed out to meet his friends.

Written answer

32

Without a word she reached out ___ a pen and paper.

Written answer

33

I found myself in a room littered ___ books, papers and all kind of lumber.

Written answer

34

Her friendly sympathetic smile made me feel ___ home.

Written answer

35

If you don't remind me ___ it, I'll forget.

Written answer

36

He is paid ___ the hour.

Written answer

37

She had some difficulty ___ finding the house.

Written answer

38

He spoke ___ fits and starts.

Written answer

39

I have seen myself for a moment wrapped ___ the dark cloak of Destiny.

Written answer

40

Harry's plans ended ___ failure.

Written answer

41

Mac thanked her ___ the meal and left.

Written answer

42

I have a lot of sympathy ___ her; she had to bring up the children on her own.

Written answer

43

I have absolutely no sympathy ___ students who get caught cheating in exams.

Written answer

44

Watching sport was ___ far the most popular activity on Saturday afternoons.

Written answer

45

Spring is ___ far the best time to visit the islands.

Written answer

46

You must decide ___ yourself.

Written answer

47

Someone must have left the door open ___ mistake.

Written answer

48

There was no evidence that he was concerned ___ any criminal activity.

Written answer

49

She is concerned ___ how little food I eat.

Written answer

50

Several friends dropped ___ to tea.

Written answer

51

Why don't you drop ___ for a drink one evening?

Written answer

52

Sullivan expressed sympathy ___ the striking federal workers.

Written answer

53

Matt stared at her ___ confusion.

Written answer

54

There was a confusion ___ shouts and orders as the ship prepared to depart.

Written answer

55

The diversion led ___ considerable confusion.

Written answer

56

She kept dropping ___ at her desk.

Written answer

57

I must have dropped ___ to sleep.

Written answer

58

The number of graduates going into teaching has dropped ___ sharply.

Written answer

59

Ellen dropped ___ to tie her shoelace

Written answer

60

He dropped ___ a chair.

Written answer

61

He dropped ___ the other runners.

Written answer

62

We thought the horse would win, but he dropped ___ halfway through the race.

Written answer

63

Since we're in the neighborhood, why don't we drop ___ at my brother's?

Written answer

64

What’s to be done with all these odds and ends ___ the paper?

Written answer

65

It’s ___ no practical use.

Written answer

66

He was a young lawyer ___ no practice at all.

Written answer

67

Doctor N. has retired ___ practice.

Written answer

68

I used to be a good chessplayer, but I’m out ___ practice now.

Written answer

69

The theory seems right, but we must think of how to put it ___ practice.

Written answer

70

Bear ___ mind that you are to be here at six sharp.

Written answer

71

The incident gradually came ___ my mind.

Written answer

72

Are you ___ your right mind to say such things?

Written answer

73

No woman ___ her right mind would go out with a man like him.

Written answer

74

Who ___ their right mind would want to do that job?

Written answer

75

I just used the first excuse which sprang ___ mind.

Written answer

76

A memory of last night came ___ mind, and he smiled.

Written answer

77

Fatherhood doesn't immediately spring ___ mind when you think of James.

Written answer

78

He looked as though he had something ___ his mind.

Written answer

79

She's the type of person who just says what's ___ her mind.

Written answer

80

Sorry I forgot. I've got a lot ___ my mind (=a lot of problems to worry about) at the moment.

Written answer

81

It's a good idea - I'll keep it ___ mind.

Written answer

82

You must always keep the reader ___ mind when writing a report.

Written answer

83

Bear ___ mind that the price does not include flights.

Written answer

84

More money should be given to housing, bearing ___ mind (=because of) the problem of homelessness.

Written answer

85

He couldn't make ___ his mind about what to do with the money.

Written answer

86

Karen couldn't make ___ her mind whether to apply for membership or not.

Written answer

87

He had clearly made ___ his mind to end the affair.

Written answer

88

If you change your mind ___ the colour scheme, it's easy to just paint over it.

Written answer

89

After the game he gave the players a piece ___ his mind.

Written answer

90

I was ___ two minds about whether to go with him.

Written answer

91

James was keen to put some of the things he had learned ___ practice.

Written answer

92

I'm afraid that the odds are heavily ___ her winning (=it is not likely).

Written answer

93

The odds are in favour ___ a Russian victory.

Written answer

94

His affairs were none ___ her concern.

Written answer

95

He told them not to concern themselves ___ him.

Written answer

96

He loved his wife, and concerned himself ___ her needs and desires.

Written answer

97

I sympathize ___ those who have lost their loved ones.

Written answer

98

The public sympathized ___ the miners' strike.

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99

There are men who flounder ___ the journey start.

Written answer

100

The episode passed completely ___ my memory.

Written answer

Feedback

1

Essential Vocabulary: confide in [to tell someone about something very private or secret, especially a personal problem, because you feel you can trust them]

6

Essential Vocabulary: have confidence in smb/smth [the feeling that you can trust someone or something to be good, work well, or produce good results]

7

Essential Vocabulary: lose (your) confidence in smb/smth

8

Essential Vocabulary: confidence in [the belief that you have the ability to do things well or deal with situations successfully]

9

Essential Vocabulary: confidence in [the belief that you have the ability to do things well or deal with situations successfully]

10

Essential Vocabulary: confidence in [the feeling that something is definite or true]

13

Essential Vocabulary: take somebody into your confidence [to tell someone your secrets or private or personal details about your life]

15

to be at a loss [confused and uncertain about what to do or say]

17

Essential Vocabulary: start on smth [to begin doing something or using something]

19

Essential Vocabulary: with a start [with a sudden movement of your body, usually caused by fear or surprise]

24

Essential Vocabulary: right from the start [the first part of an activity or event, or the point at which it begins to develop]

28

Essential Vocabulary: in/by fits and starts [if something happens in fits and starts, it does not happen smoothly, but keeps starting and then stopping again]

29

Word Combinations: a ring at the bell (a knock at the door).

31

Word Combinations: to drive up to a house (come up to the door)

32

Word Combinations: to reach out (up, down) for smth [stretch out an arm in a specified direction in order to touch or grasp something]

33

Word Combinations: to be littered with books (papers, lumber, etc.) [make (a place or area) untidy with rubbish or a large number of objects left lying about]

34

Word Combinations: to be (feel, make oneself) at home [comfortable and at ease in a place or situation]

35

Word Combinations: remind smb of smth [cause someone to remember something]

38

Essential Vocabulary: in/by fits and starts [if something happens in fits and starts, it does not happen smoothly, but keeps starting and then stopping again]

42

[the feeling of being sorry for someone who is in a bad situation]

43

[the feeling of being sorry for someone who is in a bad situation]

44

by far / far and away [used to say that something is much better, worse etc than anything else]

45

by far / far and away [used to say that something is much better, worse etc than anything else]

48

[involved]

49

[worried]

52

belief in or support for a plan, idea, or action, especially a political one

53

Essential Vocabulary: in confusion [a feeling of not being able to think clearly what you should say or do, especially in an embarrassing situation]

54

Essential Vocabulary: confusion of smth [a very confusing situation, that usually has a lot of noise and action, so that it is difficult for someone to understand it or control it]

56

Essential vocabulary: drop off [to begin to sleep]

57

Essential vocabulary: drop off [to begin to sleep]

58

Essential vocabulary: drop off [to fall to a lower level or amount]

59

Essential vocabulary: drop behind / back [to move more slowly than other people so that they get ahead of you]

61

Essential vocabulary: drop behind / back [to move more slowly than other people so that they get ahead of you]

62

Essential vocabulary: drop behind / back [to move more slowly than other people so that they get ahead of you]

69

put something into action/effect/practice [to start using a plan, idea, knowledge etc]

70

Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something]

71

Essential vocabulary: come/spring to mind [not in progressive] if something comes or springs to mind, you suddenly or immediately think of it.

72

Essential vocabulary: no one in their right mind ... also who in their right mind ...?informal used to say that someone must be stupid or crazy to do something.

73

Essential vocabulary: no one in their right mind ... also who in their right mind ...?informal used to say that someone must be stupid or crazy to do something.

74

Essential vocabulary: no one in their right mind ... also who in their right mind ...?informal used to say that someone must be stupid or crazy to do something.

75

Essential vocabulary: come/spring to mind [not in progressive] if something comes or springs to mind, you suddenly or immediately think of it.

76

Essential vocabulary: come/spring to mind [not in progressive] if something comes or springs to mind, you suddenly or immediately think of it.

77

Essential vocabulary: come/spring to mind [not in progressive] if something comes or springs to mind, you suddenly or immediately think of it.

78

Essential vocabulary: on smb's mind [if something is on your mind, you keep thinking or worrying about it]

79

Essential vocabulary: on smb's mind [if something is on your mind, you keep thinking or worrying about it]

80

Essential vocabulary: on smb's mind [if something is on your mind, you keep thinking or worrying about it]

81

Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something]

82

Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something]

83

Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something]

84

Essential vocabulary: bear/keep somebody/something in mind [to remember or think about someone or something when you are doing something]

89

[to tell someone that you are very angry with them]

90

[to be unable to decide what to do, or what you think about something]

91

put something into action/effect/practice [to start using a plan, idea, knowledge etc]

94

not somebody's concern / none of somebody's concern [if something is not your concern, you are not interested in it and you do not need to worry about it or become involved in it]

95

concern yourself with/about something [formal to become involved in something because you are interested in it or because it worries you]

96

concern yourself with/about something [formal to become involved in something because you are interested in it or because it worries you]

97

[feel sorry for someone because you understand their problems]

98

sympathize with [to support someone's ideas or actions]

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