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Complete the sentence. Use the appropriate prepositions where necessary.
1)She doesn’t work at the moment and is really hard … .
2)… your behalf I would like to express our sincere admiration for the lady.
3)I can’t afford to buy you the latest model of iphone.
4)Who is the heir … the British throne?
5)He says he suffers … all the illnesses imaginable.
6)I’m running … debt.
7)I think you should apologize … your yesterday’s behaviour.
8)Who is to blame … the broken window?
9)It’s all my fault that we have fallen … with George. I think I owe … him an apology.
10)What about the usual house chores? Who will mop … the floors, dust … the furniture, do … the ironing and take … the rubbish?
Complete the sentence. Use the appropriate prepositions where necessary.
1)She doesn’t work at the moment and is really hard … .
2)… your behalf I would like to express our sincere admiration for the lady.
3)I can’t afford to buy you the latest model of iphone.
4)Who is the heir … the British throne?
5)He says he suffers … all the illnesses imaginable.
6)I’m running … debt.
7)I think you should apologize … your yesterday’s behaviour.
8)Who is to blame … the broken window?
9)It’s all my fault that we have fallen … with George. I think I owe … him an apology.
10)What about the usual house chores? Who will mop … the floors, dust … the furniture, do … the ironing and take … the rubbish?
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2) On your behalf I would like to express our sincere admiration for the lady.
3) I can’t afford to buy you the latest model of iphone.
4) Who is the heir to the British throne?
5) He says he suffers from all the illnesses imaginable.
6) I’m running into debt.
7) I think you should apologize for your yesterday’s behaviour.
8) Who is to blame for the broken window?
9) It’s all my fault that we have fallen out with George. I think I owe him an apology.
10) What about the usual house chores? Who will mop the floors, dust the furniture, do the ironing and take out the rubbish?