1) They couldn't agree the colour of the car they were going to buy.
CORRECT! AGREE ON | ABOUT STH
2) I'm counting Maria being there to help.
CORRECT! COUNT ON | UPON SB/STH
3) I know what it's like to have diarrhoea so I do sympathise you.
CORRECT! SYMPATHISE WITH SB/STH
4) She was so tired that she resigned the post.
CORRECT! RESIGN FROM STH
5) He claims that he has been cured his illness by hypnosis.
CORRECT! CURE SB OF STH
6) I must apologise to her my behaviour.
CORRECT! APOLOGISE TO SB FOR STH
7) The high building prevented them seeing the church.
CORRECT! PREVENT SB/STH FROM (DOING) STH
8) Does this car belong you or Martin?
CORRECT! BELONG TO SB/STH
9) The team consists ten Dutchmen and two Belgians.
CORRECT! CONSIST OF STH
10) I must say I agree your father.
CORRECT! AGREE WITH SB