Prepositions
You should dispose ................... your old newspapers and magazines in the recycling bin.
of
He never stays in the same place for long; he’s got itchy …………..
feet
She can't eat dairy products, such ......... milk and cheese.
as
The government is .......... against travelling in the area.
advising/warning
The earthquake was followed by ................ which shook the remaining buildings.
aftershocks
She never recovered ..........the death of her husband.
from
I don't want to carry a suitcase, so I'll travel.................. and just put a few clothes in my backpack.
light
Profits have declined ............. a result of the recent drop in sales.
as
He suggested(have) the meeting at his house.
having
It was bitterly .................... outside - I've never felt so frozen in all my life.
cold
Firefighters arrived quickly at the house to put............ the fire.
out
She goes on so many business trips abroad that she lives out of a ....................... for half of the year.
suitcase
We waited for more than half an hour to be seated despite .............(have) made a reservation far in advance.
having
He denies (murder) his father.
murdering
By this time next year I ......... .............. got married
will have
How do you cope ............stress?
with
The food festival is a real .........................for the senses with so many smells, flavours and wonderfully presented dishes
feast
he had to withdraw ............. to a knee injury
DUE
"Let me pay"
He ............ on paying
insisted
Twenty-two families have a more reliable source of energy, and are less dependent on fossil ........... and wood.
fuels
Don't throw ............. that old radio! I can fix it for you.
away
He is a ………. in the neck. He keeps annoying everyone with his negative comments.
pain
Today we have more elderly women than men in ................ of the low nutrition the former receive.
SPITE
"This pencil was used last week" he said
He said that pencil had been used the previous week
When I was young I ……. go skiing every winter (ONLY ONE WORD)
WOULD