ENGLISH TESTS - FCE - PREPOSITION + VERB - VOCABULARY || ENGLISHREVEALED

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1 / 10

1) The government should spend more money education.

CORRECT! SPEND STH ON STH

OK

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2 / 10

2) I always confuse you your brother - you look so alike.

CORRECT! CONFUSE SB WITH SB

OK

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3 / 10

3) Susan often complains the noise upstairs.

CORRECT! COMPLAIN ABOUT STH

OK

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4 / 10

4) The railways have been deprived the money they need for modernisation.

CORRECT! DEPRIVE SB/STH OF STH

OK

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5 / 10

5) When George smiled me, I knew everything was OK.

CORRECT! SMILE AT SB/STH

OK

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6 / 10

6) We used to donate a large sum of money the Red Cross every year.

CORRECT! DONATE STH TO SB/STH

OK

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7 / 10

7) I feel that I have benefited greatly her advice.

CORRECT! BENEFIT FROM STH

OK

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8 / 10

8) Somebody broke my house and stole all my food.

CORRECT! BREAK INTO STH

OK

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9 / 10

9) Who is going to prepare the students the test?

CORRECT! PREPARE FOR STH

OK

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10 / 10

10) She fastened the dog's leash a post and went into the shop.

CORRECT! FASTEN STH TO STH

OK

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1)	spend sth on sth	use up or pay out money
2)	confuse sb with sb	mix up two separate things or people in your mind
3)	complain about sth	express your dissatisfaction etc.
4)	deprive sb/sth of sth	prevent someone from having something
5)	smile at sb/sth	show pleasure, amusement
6)	donate sth to sb/sth	give (money, food etc.) to help a person or organisation
7)	benefit from sth	be in a better position because of something
8)	break into sth	force a way into a house etc.
9)	prepare for sth	expect that something will happen and to be ready for it
10)	fasten sth to sth	attach sth or join two things or two parts of something

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