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    Fill in the blanks with appropriate prepositions.
     
    They agreed ______ my proposition.
    They agreed ______ me on this matter.
    They agreed to my proposition.
    They agreed with me on this matter.
     
1.  

He is very free ______ his words.

Don't worry; she is free ______ danger now.

Goods of this type are imported free ______ tax.

     
2.  

Let us proceed ______ the next item on the agenda.

Let's proceed ______ our work.

Hunger and poverty are two evils that proceed ______ war.

     
3.  

His success is the result ______ hard work.

Unhappiness results ______ discontentment.

Her negligence in her work resulted ______ her being sacked.

     
4.  

He'll make trouble ______ you if you don't watch out.

The trouble ______ you is that you are too lazy !

Don't worry; it'll be of no trouble ______ me.

     
5.  

He had complete authority ______ his men.

Dr Martin is an authority ______ this subject.

We used this information on the authority ______ that book.

     
6.  

The creditor was impatient ______ the payment of the debts.

Mr Bond was very impatient ______ the new office boy.

We were very impatient ______ the long delay.

     
7.  

She has great influence ______ her younger sister.

The critics' remarks had hardly any influence ______ his work.

He used his influence ______ the manager to get a job for his brother.

     
8.  

The actress couldn't stand the publicity, so she retired ______ private life.

He retired ______ service after thirty-five years.

He retired ______ a pension at the age of fifty.

     
9.  

He committed the deed ______ fear.

He committed the deed ______ compulsion.

He committed the deed ______ their suggestion.

     
10.  

This portrait is a great contrast ______ that one.

There is a great contrast ______ them.

This one is excellent contrasted ______ that one.

     

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    Answers
     
1.  

He is very free with his words.

Don't worry; she is free from danger now.

Goods of this type are imported free of tax.

     
2.  

Let us proceed to the next item on the agenda.

Let's proceed with our work.

Hunger and poverty are two evils that proceed from war.

     
3.  

His success is the result of hard work.

Unhappiness results from discontentment.

Her negligence in her work resulted in her being sacked.

     
4.  

He'll make trouble for you if you don't watch out.

The trouble with you is that you are too lazy !

Don't worry; it'll be of no trouble to me.

     
5.  

He had complete authority over his men.

Dr Martin is an authority on this subject.

We used this information on the authority of that book.

     
6.  

The creditor was impatient for the payment of the debts.

Mr Bond was very impatient with the new office boy.

We were very impatient at the long delay.

     
7.  

She has great influence over her younger sister.

The critics' remarks had hardly any influence on his work.

He used his influence with the manager to get a job for his brother.

     
8.  

The actress couldn't stand the publicity, so she retired into private life.

He retired from service after thirty-five years.

He retired on a pension at the age of fifty.

     
9.  

He committed the deed through fear.

He committed the deed on compulsion.

He committed the deed at their suggestion.

     
10.  

This portrait is a great contrast to that one.

There is a great contrast between them.

This one is excellent contrasted with that one.

 
 
 

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