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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #46: Prepositions (for / in / of /on / to)
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    Prepositions (for / in / of /on / to)


    Use the preposition for, in, of, on or to !



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    1. He was full of admiration the way she had chaired the meeting.
    2. The rise in interest rates had had a considerable effect sales of furniture and kitchen appliances.
    3. By taking them over we shall gain access new markets.
    4. We have every confidence your organising ability.
    5. I hope they find a solution this storage problem soon !
    6. To cater for the growing interest information technology, we have had to put on three extra courses this year.
    7. Is there any chance seeing you about this some time today ?
    8. We need to put more emphasis improving staff morale rather than buying more equipment.
    9. Have you had any experience this type of work ?
    10. There seemed to be little point continuing the discussion.
    11. They have been offered a considerable increase salary in return for more flexibility.
    12. I have no intention resigning. It's up to them to dismiss me if they aren't satisfied.
    13. By the way, congratulations winning the Waverley contract !
    14. As a result the adverse publicity, their sales went down.







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