| 1 |
The Hotel's fire regulations have been translated into eighteen languages. To translate into. |
| 2 |
As it was getting late, we decided to book into the nearest hotel. To book into. |
| 3 |
"My coffee tastes of garlic!" "You're lucky, mine has no taste at all." To taste of. |
| 4 |
I was accused of cheating in the examination, just because I had made a few notes on the back of my hand. To accuse of. |
| 5 |
If there are any personnel problems in the factory, the boss always asks her deputy to deal with them. To deal with. |
| 6 |
The English grumble about the weather, but secretly they don't mind their climate because they love complaining. To grumble about. |
| 7 |
I am surrounded by idiots. To be surrounded by. |
| 8 |
The teacher insists on calling me "Ghengis", even though my real name is "Attila". To insist on. |
| 9 |
Michael trained as a psychiatrist, and he now specializes in mental disorders of the very rich. To specialize in. |
| 10 |
Sylvia is always ready to help people: you can count on her to help out in a crisis. To count on. |
| 11 |
Scientists are unable to account for the hole in the ozone layer, although some people believe that aerosols are to blame. To account for. |
| 12 |
Passengers are kindly requested to refrain from smoking. To refrain from. |
| 13 |
David's a bit odd, isn't he? He actually prefers rain to sunshine. To prefer something to something. |
| 14 |
A "hide away" is a place where you go so that nobody will find you. To hide away. |
| 15 |
We travelled to France on the ferry. To travel to a place. |
| 16 |
Stop yelling at me! I'm not deaf, you know. To yell at somebody. |
| 17 |
She shared her birthday cake among her friends. To share something among somebody. |
| 18 |
I don't like being in a crowded theatre, so I always try to sit near an exit. To sit near something. |
| 19 |
The driver lost control of his car and crashed into a lamppost. To crash into something. |
| 20 |
Both the candidates were so well qualified that it was very difficult to choose between them. To choose between somebody or between something. |
| 21 |
If you don't agree with the verdict of the court you can always appeal against it. To appeal against something. |
| 22 |
The next train for Stansted airport will depart from platform one. To depart from a place. |
| 23 |
What do you get if you multiply two by two? Four. To multiply a number by a number. |
| 24 |
Let me just make a note of your e-mail address and I'll send you an e-mail as soon as I get home. To make a note of some information. |
| 25 |
My job is very international. I work with people from all over the world. To work with somebody. |
| 26 |
We went under the bridge to shelter from the rain. To shelter from something. |
| 27 |
Don't cry for me, I'll be back home at the end of the semester. To cry for something. |
| 28 |
If it's too small you can always go back to the shop and exchange it for a larger one. To exchange something for something else. |
| 29 |
I have a poor memory so I have to write everything down in this little book. To write something down. |
| 30 |
Everybody complains about the service in this restaurant. To complain about something. |
| 31 |
Very few prisoners ever managed to escape from Devil's Island. To escape from something. |
| 32 |
Milk will soon go off in hot weather. To go off. |
| 33 |
Switch the light off: it's more fun in the dark. To switch off. |
| 34 |
I ran over a cat when I was driving to work this morning. I felt really bad about it. To run over. |
| 35 |
Tell me about your date with Dave. I want to hear ALL the details. To tell about. |
| 36 |
After a long dry spell, everybody longs for a really heavy shower of rain. To long for something. |
| 37 |
Has Michael invited you to his party on Saturday? To invite somebody to an event. |
| 38 |
You remind me of my father: he has big ears just like yours! To remind of somebody. |
| 39 |
Don't try to blame me for the accident! I wasn't even here when it happened. To blame for something. |
| 40 |
He was very shy and didn't like mixing with people, especially strangers. To mix with somebody. |
| 41 |
Would you like one of these cakes? They're left over from yesterday's birthday party. To leave over. |
| 42 |
Does the River Thames flow into the North Sea or the English Channel? To flow into a body water. |
| 43 |
The judge sentenced him to six months' imprisonment. To sentence somebody to a particular legal penalty. |
| 44 |
Don't leave your bike out in the rain: it will get rusty. To leave something out. |
| 45 |
Hold on tight, the bus is about to move. To hold on. |
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