KIỂM TRA BÀI TẬP GIỚI TỪ potx

KIỂM TRA BÀI TẬP GIỚI TỪ

Exercise 1. Complete the suitable prepositions in the blanks for

combinations with CLEAR, CUT, HOLD, LET, AND HAND.

1. Clear ______ your books. I want to set the table for lunch.

2. The army fell ______ when the enemy attacked.

3. You should cut ______ this tree. It is too near the house.

4. The examination was so easy that all the candidates handed ______ their answer papers

after the first hour.

5. My plans for starting a restaurant fell ______ for lack of capital.

6. Our water supply was cut ______ because the pipe burst.

7. At the end of term attendance at these classes usually falls ______.

8. The wall was covered with pictures of pop stars which Mary had cut ______ magazines.

9. I hope the rain holds ______ until my washing is dry.

10. They won’t let you _______ if you aren’t a member of the club.

11. The mounted police cleared ______ the crowds.

12. A heavy snowfall held ______ the trains from the north.

13. If you really want to slim you must cut _______ on sweets.

14. The two brothers fell ______ over their father’s will

15. You would recover your sense of taste if you cut ______ smoking altogether.

16. If you will hold ______ I’ll put you through to Enquiries.

17. If he refuses to fall ______ my plans I can probably find someone more co- operative.

Exercise 2.Complete in the blanks with suitable prepositions for

combinations with LOOK AND KEEP.

1. I’ve been looking _____ a cup to match the one I broke.

2. Look _____ me at the station. I’ll be at the bookstall.

3. Look _____! You nearly knocked my cup out of

4. He was kept _____ in his research by lack of money.

5. Tom is looking ______ his first trip abroad.

6. Before putting any money into the business, we must look very carefully ______ the

accounts.

7. I look ______ her as one of the family.

8. My windows look ______ the garden.

9. He asked me to look ______ the document and then sign it.

10.He looked ______ the book to see if he had read it before.

Exercise 3.Complete in the blanks with suitable prepositions for

combinations with GO AND COME.

1. You can’t go ______ your promise now; we are depending on you.

2. I have changed my mind about marrying him; I simply can’t go _____ it.

3. He came ______ a fortune last year.

4. Wait till prices come ______ again before you buy.

5. I refuse to go ______ now. I’m going on.