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1. You should put
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
your trip to Ireland until the weather is better.
2. Mrs Trunchbull is so unpleasant that nobody gets
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
well with her.
3. I can't translate this word: I have never come
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
it before.
4. At last, Jane made
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
her mind and travelled by plane.
5. Some money has been put
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
every month so that we can have a week off.
6. It's quite impossible to agree
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
such decisions.
7. I couldn't find
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
why he was absent. He didn't leave a message.
8. My cousin, Phyllis, was very keen
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
sailing.
9. Be careful! Your speech must be divided
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
three parts.
10. The victims were all very disappointed
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
the verdict.
11. I wonder if he ever smiles
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
people.
12. How should we know who was responsible
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
his death?
13. If only I could borrow money
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
my parents!
14. Are you interested
with
on
into
in
up
aside
off
for
out
from
across
at
discovering the truth, or not?
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