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  • Tears ran — her face.(down)
  • They were to arrive — Sunday but will come — Thursday.(on, by)
  • The rain beat — the windows.(against)
  • She was forced to marry — her will. (against)
  • They were heading — the Ger border. (towards)
  • He jumped — from the chair. (up)
  • He could not come on account illness. (at)
  • The bus will go from A to C — B.  (via)
  • — our vacation we took a journey  to Chitagong. (during)
  • Sumi got married — the age of 25. ( at)
  • From the table he jumped — floor. (onto)
  • The guest went — the old man standing nearby. (past)
  • There is a garden — the house. (in front of)
  • Sumon studies — Dhaka University. (at)
  • He did not mention a single word— the news. (at)
  • It is secret — you and me. (between)
  • He is going — Paris. (to)
  • The rumor spread out— the country.  (throughout)
  • You can use that glass — a vase. (as)
  • Place the cursor—the left of the first word. (to)
  • I called him but he ran —. (off)
  • Cover her — with a blanket. (over)
  • He looked at her — a hurt expression. (with)
  • I cannot do —you. (without)
  • He is sitting — an arm chair. (in)
  • The teacher impressed —us the value of discipline. (on)
  • We were impressed —what he said.  (with)
  • The operation was accompanied—little or on pain.  (with)
  • She was accompanied—her brother. (by )
  • The English allied themselves—the French Elementary. (with)
  • Algebra is allied—Arithmetic. (to)
  • Napoleon had a genius—military tactics. (for)
  • Without doubt, he is a genius—mathematics. (in)
  • The idea originated—him while he was travelling in Japan. (with)
  • The fire originated —a haystack. (in)
  • He jumped—a conclusion not warranted by facts. (to)
  • The child jumped—joy when 1 gave him sweets. (for)
  • He jumped—my offer. (at)
  • He is negligent—whatever he does. (in)
  • He is negligent—his duties. (of)
  • Contentment is requsite—happiness. (to)
  • He is told that prolonged treatment is requisite—effecting a cure. (for)
  • His shattered health is the result—intemperance. (of)
  • Jealousy results —unhappiness. (in )
  • No good is likely to result—this union. (from)
  • His whole case rests—alibi. (on)
  • I acted according—his advice. (to )
  • In accordance — his advice I took quinine. (with )
  • She has great affection — her grandchildren. (for)
  • He is ambitious — fame. (of)
  • He is capable — anything. (of)
  • He is not the requisite capacity —this work. (for )
  • He has great confidence — this assistant. (in)
  • He is quite confident — success. (of )
  • He walked — the car and looked at the wheels. (round)
  • What was all that  — ? (about)
  • The children were running - field. (around)
  • There is a book  — the table. (on)
  • We were flying — the clouds. (above )
  • There is a school just across ---the house. (from)
  • We walked  —  the ice. (across)
  • We drove —  several tow. (through)
  • Let's swim  — the river. (across)
  • There is a bridge  — there. (over)
  • We arrived shortly -(after)
  • Turn  — the music, pi. (down)
  •  He looked — the room for some food. (into)
  • Seeing the thief running he ran ---- the room. (out of)
  • They walked slowly ----(along)
  • She sang the baby --- sleep. (to)
  • Please don't write — the line. (below)
  • The sun is already —  when they set off. (up)
  • We won by six goals ---(to)
  • It has been raining — maniac. (since )
  • The plane is flying — the Himalaya. (towards )
  • Stay close — me. (behind )
  • The sun disappeared---clouds. (behind )
  • A police sergeant is — an inspector. (below)
  • Temperatures have been ---(above)
  •  The road continues — the— into the hill. (beyond, up)
  • Make sure the TV is — (off)
  • I don't know what he is. (about)
  • Ajala went for a trip — (round)
  • None — the graduates can apply. (but)
  • They are sitting - - an ice-cream parlour - - the park. (at, in )
  • In boxing you will not be allowed to hit — the belt. (below)
  • Go — the hill — the shop. (down, to )
  • He wore an overcoat -(over)
  • — riches he is unhappy. (despite)
  • He invested his patrimony — jute shares. (in)
  • The     Police     Commissioner invested — magisterial powers. ( with)
  • Let us talk — something else. (about)
  • For a while they talked — politics. (of)
  • I will talk — my son respecting his conduct. (to)
  • He takes no interest — politics. (in)
  • What you say has no interest — me. (for)
  • I have no interest — the agents of the firm. (with)
  • He has a reputation — honesty. (for)
  • He has the reputation — being a good teacher. (of )
  • He exercises complete authority— his followers. (over)
  • There is no authority — this use. (for)
  • Dr Bridge is an authority — English prosody. (on)
  • He fell a victim — his own avarice.(to)
  • The victims— cholera were mostly poor people.(of)
  • I have no use — it. (for)
  • He has lost the use — his right arm. (of)
  •  He supplied the poor — clothing. (with)
  • He supplied clothing — the poor. (to)
  • She was greatly afflicted — the loss of her only child. (at)
  • The old man is afflicted — gout. ( with)