1. Stop finding faults ___ her work, she is doing fine.
2. Sorry, I mistook you ___ my friend.
1. with
2. for
1. We need to come up for a solution as soon as possible.
2. You`ll figure on the answer to this question.
3. I did a few mistakes in the test.
1. come up with
2. figure out
3. make a few mistakes
1. Put the files in the alphabetical ____, please.
2. The robber threatened people ___ a gun.
3. He is not guilty ____ vandalism.
1. order
2. with
3. of
1. This accuse is just ridiculous.
2. He is one of the most dishonesty people I`ve ever met.
3. One of her biggest securities is her weight, she is really sensitive about it.
1. accusation
2. dishonest
3. insecurities
1. I have no intention ___ inviting Sally to this event.
2. I think she pushed me ____ purpose.
1. of
2. on
1. The thief made the blame for stealing the painting, he said he did it alone.
2. Harry takes those pills in account of his allergy.
3. At least three cars were involved in the accident, so it was hard to determine which driver was in fault.
1. took the blame
2. on account of
3. at fault
1. It`s necessary ___ us to understand their point of view.
2. Renata was accused ____ shoplifting.
3. She ____ witnessing the crime, she says she wasn`t there.
1. for
2. of
3. denies
1. Fast food is addict.
2. The experts believe the painting is a forger.
3. This joke was racist and offence.
1. addictive
2. forgery
3. offensive
1. Dave refuses to go to university, I tried to reason ___ him, but it seems pointless.
2. We have to take into ____ that this show is not appropriate for younger kids.
1. with
2. account
1. Who caused you permission to enter this part of the building? This is for staff only.
2. What was your reason of looking into this case?
3. They blamed their loss for Tim.
1. gave you permission
2. reason for
3. blamed their loss on Tim
1. If he is not guilty, then he must be ____.
2. We ____ a glimpse of a suspicious person on our way to school.
3. Jerry was charged ____ arson.
1. innocent
2. caught
3. with
1. It`s evidence that she is inexperienced.
2. The murder was sentenced to a life inprisonment.
3. There is no prove that aliens exist.
1. evident
2. murderer, imprisonmet
3. proof
1. You are the only one ____ blame ___ this mess!
2. Don`t ___ the blame ___ me, it was your mistake!
3. The hurricade ____ a lot of damage to the city.
1. to, for
2. put, on
3. did / caused
1. Stefanie blamed Ann on ruining her chances to win.
2. How do you account of your success?
3. I don`t think she is your friend, she is just making advantage of you.
1. for
2. account for
3. taking advantage of
1. Tammy was arrested ____ beating up a person.
2. She could never forgive her husband ___ cheating.
3. They were ____ to obey the orders.
1. for
2. for
3. made
1. I feel really unsecure without an alarm.
2. Nowadays a lot of investigate tools are used.
3. It is inlawful to carry a gun with you.
1. insecure
2. investigative
3. unlawful
1. I dialed that number ___ mistake.
2. E-books have a lot of advantages ___ paper books.
3. In ____ to improve your English you have to practice regularly.
1. by
2. over
3. order
1. Before you borrow his bike, ask on permission.
2. We hoped the evening would be perfect, but something got wrong.
3. You are doing it wrongly.
1. ask for permission
2. went wrong
3. doing it wrong
1. I respect this scientist ____ his amazing contrubutions to medicine.
2. Nobody ____ that he is innocent, everybody is sure somebody else committed that dreadful crime.
3. I ____ a lot of respect for my teacher.
1. for
2. doubts
3. have
1. He has been addictive to drugs for a few years, but now he is fighting his addict.
2. After his convicted he went to prison for several years.
3. No offend, but this painting doesn`t go with the interior.
1. addicted, addiction
2. conviction
3. offence