11. We're all looking (ahead, for, around, forward) to seeing you again soon.
12. At her lessons pupils often act (like, as, for, of) a teacher.
13. He hasn't much acting ability, but he uses the stage as a chance to show (in, on, off, with).
14. The singer was advised to give (in, up, away, from) all hope of becoming a professional.
15. It was pointed (down, to, at, out) to us that the office was closed.
16. Being able to give (up, away, in, to) driving to work is a real pleasure.
17. A special committee has been set (in, on, up, over) to in¬vestigate this case.
18. We can't get (across,' after, up, along) without more money.
19. The medicine acted (as, for, on, like) his fever at once.
20. Is Mary still going (out, off, into, for) with that red-haired boy? I thought that was all over.
21. You should acquaint yourself (with, to, into, up) the facts before making a decision. 22. The child gave (away, in, to, up) learning the piano when he was seven.
23. The news was given (away, out, over, for) that the political leader had died.
24. He generally made (for, from, up, off) the necessary amount.
25. Does this piece of music appeal (to, for, of, on) you?​