Verb + preposition

Make a question (1)

1

for / what / do / wish / you ?

What do you wish for?

2

you / high / graduate / which / school / from / did ?

Which high school did you graduate from?

3

for / you / do / are / what / know / you / apologizing ?

Do you know what you are apologizing for?

4

is / who / a problem / on / you / if / that person / can / you / have / rely ?

Who is that person you can rely on if you have a problem?

5

about / and / what / friend / argue / friend / usually / do / you / your

What do you and your friend usually argue about?

Fill in the gap with a suitable preposition

1

I am not hinting ____ anything. I am telling you to do it!

I am not hinting at anything. I am telling you to do it!

2

I timed my holiday to coincide ____ the children's.

I timed my holiday to coincide with the children's.

3

Our difficulties stem ____ the bad weather we have been having.

Our difficulties stem from the bad weather we have been having.

4

He lifted his head and stared ____ her.

He lifted his head and stared at her.

5

There are no photographs of him, so we can only guess ____ what he looked like.

There are no photographs of him, so we can only guess at what he looked like.

Make a question (2)

1

always / vote / do / party / the / for / you ?

Do you always vote for the party?

2

how / the project / did / for / you / a grant / apply / for ?

​How did you apply for a grant for the project?​

3

soda / will / on / a tax / the mayor / able / be / really / impose / to ?

Will the mayor really be able to impose a tax on soda?

4

for / would / sweets / you / to / from / be able / abstain / two weeks ? 

Would you be able to abstain from sweets for two weeks?

5

​themselves / blame / the / why / on / children / do / place / often ?​

Why do children often place the blame on themselves?

Choose one option

1

The manager scolded him in front of entire team for / at / with being late again.

The manager scolded him in front of entire team for being late again.

2

She referred to / at / on the subject several times during her speech.

She referred to the subject several times during her speech.

3

I peered at / on / about the directions, but they just didn't make any sense to me.

I peered at the directions, but they just didn't make any sense to me.

4

They finally caught Capone by charging him for / with /  at tax evasion.

They finally caught Capone by charging him with tax evasion.

5

His bedroom was cluttered on / with / from books and papers.

His bedroom was cluttered with books and papers.

Right / Wrong

1

The talks are aiming at a compromise.

RIGHT

2

2.3 million people subscribe at this online music service.

WRONG (to)

3

You'll need to acquaint me for the rules of their culture.

WRONG (with)

4

Because we got stuck in traffic, we arrived at the party late.

RIGHT

5

Roads were turned at mud by days of rain.

WRONG (to)