1. If you are seen stealing that car the police will be ... you.
after, back, for, through

2. What are the children ...? They are very quiet.
up, up to, against,
over

3. We are ... bad weather this week.
away, on at, in for,
over

4. I hope nobody disturbs me; my favourite television programme will be
I hope nobody disturbs me; my favourite television programme will be ... in five minutes.
out, off, after, on

5. I have broken my leg skiing, so I will be ... work for two months.
over, at, back, off

6. If they are late for the meeting again I will be ... with them.
over, through, out of,
off

7. If you press the wrong buttons, the machine will break ...
down, in, off, through

8. School breaks ... for Easter on 2nd April.
out, up, down, off

9. The robbers used iron bars to break ... the bank.
in, into, through,
away

10. When she was told her mum was in hospital she broke ...
down, off, through, in

11. The troops managed to break ... the enemy lines.
off, down, through,
over

12. Sheila broke ... her engagement last week.
in, up, out, off

13. A fire broke ... just as we were leaving the match.
out, down, into, off

14. By stealing, Mark brought ... his dismissal from work.
down, about, off, over

15. The music brings... happy memories.
to, back, out, along

16. We managed to bring him ... by splashing his face with water.
about, round, together, on

17. The author will bring ... his new novel soon.
in, about, to, out

18. They had to call ... the football match because of the weather.
back, in, off, out

19. My boss is calling ... us tonight at 8 o'clock.
on, to, back, up

20. This situation calls ... immediate action.
over, for, out, in

21. I didn't mean to buy so much but I got carried...
off, on, away, out

22. The police are carrying
The police are carrying ... an investigation into the cause of Andrew's death.
over, out, off, through

23. I don't feel well but I'll carry ... working anyway.
on, off, away, over

24. Despite the difficulties, we managed to carry ... the project.
out, away, off, on

25. I came ... my old photo album while tidying up.
at, by, down, across

26. I feel terrible! I must be coming ... the flu.
up, down with, out,
through

27. When Sally's uncle died, she came ... a small fortune.
by, up, with, to, into

28. The details of the corruption scandal eventually came ...
in, off, out, round

29. If you don't pay your water bill, your water supply will be cut...
across, off, back ,in

30. I'm not cut ... working in an office.
out, out for, up, to

31. You must cut ... the amount of sugar you consume.
into, in, off, down on

32. The village was cut ... for days because of the snow.
off, out, up, to

33. Most countries have done ... the death penalty.
out, away with, with, up

34. I'm really thirsty. I could do ... a drink.
up, with, out, in

35. I'm afraid you've fallen ... with your schoolwork.
for, in, behind,
through

36. He fell... her at first sight.
through, out, for, off

37. They got ... the stolen goods.
on, through, away with

38. Ann is getting ... her colleagues.
on, on with, by, round

39. I don't understand what you are getting ...
in, at, through to, out

40. He always gets ... me by buying me presents.
off, round, up, on
with

41. I tried to call you last night but I couldn't get ... you.
on, over, across,
through to

42. Get ... the train quickly, before it leaves.
round, up, with, on

43. Her secret was given ... by her friend by mistake.
out, away, up, off

44. He has tried to give ... smoking twice.
away, off, up, out

45. When milk turns sour, it gives ... a horrible smell.
in, up, off, to

46. They were forced to give ... to the enemy.
in, back, off, out

47. Ricky went ... the flu.
down with, up, over,
away

48. My aunt has gone ... that pop quiz.
along, back on, in for, by

49. The fireworks went ... at midnight.
into, off, on, out

50. The detective carefully went ... the facts with the witness.
away, by, back on,
over

51. The film was so sad she couldn't hold ... her tears.
down, back, off, on

52. I was asked to hold ... while Mr.Smith was fetched to the phone.
to, with, down, on

53. We were held ... on the motorway for three hours.
back, up, to, over

54. Cindy kept ... information from the police.
in, out, back, on

55. My boss told me to keep ... the good work.
out, up, after, at, on

56. “You have to keep ... a word limit of 200”, the teacher said.
from, off, to, at

57. He warned them to keep ... the freshly painted benches.
off, back, on, in

58. Darren was let ... by the judge as this was her first offence.
off, down, in, on

59. Vicky was often let... by her forgetful sister.
into, in, up, down

60. Could you please look ... this contract? If you agree, sign it.
out, over, in, up

61. Ann has a nanny to look … her children while she's at work.
out, over, into, after

62. Look ... all the unknown words in the dictionary.
round, to, up, up to

63. Look ... this magazine and find the problem page.
through, out, on, for

64. She looks ... everyone who hasn't been to college.
into, onto, down on, in

65. We are all looking ... Christmas.
back, on, forward to, up to

66. We must look ... this problem and find out its cause.
up to, on, out, into

67. Without my glasses I can hardly make... the words on this page.
for, out, off, up

68. She must have made ... that story; it can't be true.
up, up for, for, over

69. They didn't make … after their quarrel.
up, for, off, over

70. He bought her some flowers to make ... his bad behaviour.
up for, off, up, over

71. His grandmother passed … in March last year.
away, by, off, over

72. At the party he passed himself ... a rich businessman.
out, through, off as, by

73. Help me to a seat; I think I'm going to pass ….
off, up, out, back

74. Don't worry; I'm going to pay him ... for what he did for you.
down, back, up, off

75. Pull yourself … and stop behaving like a child.
together, in, down, out

76. The train pulled ... at the station 20 minutes late.
back, down, out, in

77. We arrived just in time to see the train pull ... the station.
off, in, out of, from

78. We put … $300 to buy Christmas presents.
down , aside, in, on

79. We'd better put … our meeting until tomorrow; I’m busy now.
off, in, on, up

80. The firemen tried hard to put the fire ….
back, in, down , out

81. Could you put me ... to the manager, please?
through, on, forward, by

82. I can't put... those children any longer. They're very noisy.
down, up with, on, off

83. Our flight was delayed, so the airline company put us
Our flight was delayed, so the airline company put us ... in a hotel for the night.
out, up, off, in

84. He ran ... his old friend, Tom, in Oxford Street last week.
up, in, across, through

85. We've run ... sugar; could you go and buy some?
in, off, out of, on

86. Steve ran ... my skateboard with his motorcycle.
after, out, of, over

87. If you'd like to take a seat, I’ll see ... changing your ticket.
off, about, for, into

88. I took my parents to the airport and saw them ….
out, over, off, to

89. He tried to convince us he was an actor but we saw … him.
to, about, for, through

90. You clear the table and I’ll see … the washing-up.
for, to, with, at

91. Make sure you see … the properly before you agree to buy it.
to, over, out, about

92. The cold weather has finally set ….
about, down, in, up

93. They set … at 5.00 in the morning and returned at 9.00 in the evening,
out, to, back, by

94. He decided to set … his own business.
up, back, off, to

95. Don t worry. I will stand … you if you get into trouble.
out, by, for, up

96. Sheila has taken ... her mother in looks. They're very alike.
away, for, after, off

97. I was taken ... completely by all his lies.
on, in, down, out

98. When he retired, he took ... collecting postcards.
out, to, back, up

99. She took my mother ... the headmistress.
off, for, aback, in

100. He took ... the company when his father died.
out, over, up, back

101. We were taken ... by his rude behaviour.
aback, to, away, down

102. Passengers are not allowed to use their mobile phones while the plane is taking....
off, after, over, up

103. Can you turn … the radio; it's too loud.
on, off, in, down

104. In a crisis, I always turn … my father for help.
away, on, in, to

105. We were surprised when John turned ... at Ann's wedding.
up, in, off, down

106. They turned the attic ... a playroom.
on, to, into, out

107. Turn ... the page and start reading silently.
over, up, out, on

108. I turned my chair ... to face the fire.
over, round, down, off

109. Your shoes are worn ….You'd better buy a new pair.
in, out, on, off

110. It took me a long time to work ... the solution to my problems.
on, out, up, down