A 1 .… head for .
… head for .
… We are heading for the station now.
… The bus heads for the airport every hour.
… head for .
/ head for .
… We are heading for the station now.
/ We are heading for the station now.
… The bus heads for the airport every hour.
/ The bus heads for the airport every hour.
A 2 .… hear from .
… hear from .
… I hope to hear from you soon about the plan.
… Have you heard from the exchange student yet?
… hear from .
/ hear from .
… I hope to hear from you soon about the plan.
/ I hope to hear from you soon about the plan.
… Have you heard from the exchange student yet?
/ Have you heard from the exchange student yet?
A 3 .… hurry up .
… hurry up .
… Hurry up, the bell will ring in five minutes.
… Hurry up and finish your breakfast.
… hurry up .
/ hurry up .
… Hurry up, the bell will ring in five minutes.
/ Hurry up, the bell will ring in five minutes.
… Hurry up and finish your breakfast.
/ Hurry up and finish your breakfast.
A 4 .… in a fashion .
… in a fashion .
… He answered the question in a fashion that made sense.
… The project was completed in a fashion acceptable to the teacher.
… in a fashion .
/ in a fashion .
… He answered the question in a fashion that made sense.
/ He answered the question in a fashion that made sense.
… The project was completed in a fashion acceptable to the teacher.
/ The project was completed in a fashion acceptable to the teacher.
A 5 .… in a row .
… in a row .
… She won three matches in a row last month.
… The students sat quietly in a row during the ceremony.
… in a row .
/ in a row .
… She won three matches in a row last month.
/ She won three matches in a row last month.
… The students sat quietly in a row during the ceremony.
/ The students sat quietly in a row during the ceremony.
A 6 .… in case .
… in case .
… Take your umbrella in case it rains later.
… I left a note on the desk in case you come early.
… in case .
/ in case .
… Take your umbrella in case it rains later.
/ Take your umbrella in case it rains later.
… I left a note on the desk in case you come early.
/ I left a note on the desk in case you come early.
A 7 .… in charge of .
… in charge of .
… Who is in charge of the decorations this year?
… She is in charge of scheduling the volunteer shifts.
… in charge of .
/ in charge of .
… Who is in charge of the decorations this year?
/ Who is in charge of the decorations this year?
… She is in charge of scheduling the volunteer shifts.
/ She is in charge of scheduling the volunteer shifts.
A 8 .… in common .
… in common .
… They have much in common despite different ages.
… The two proposals share several points in common.
… in common .
/ in common .
… They have much in common despite different ages.
/ They have much in common despite different ages.
… The two proposals share several points in common.
/ The two proposals share several points in common.
A 9 .… in effect .
… in effect .
… The new rule is in effect from next Monday.
… In effect, the change simplified our workflow.
… in effect .
/ in effect .
… The new rule is in effect from next Monday.
/ The new rule is in effect from next Monday.
… In effect, the change simplified our workflow.
/ In effect, the change simplified our workflow.
A 10 .… in favor of .
… in favor of .
… The board voted in favor of the plan.
… Most students are in favor of longer lunch breaks.
… in favor of .
/ in favor of .
… The board voted in favor of the plan.
/ The board voted in favor of the plan.
… Most students are in favor of longer lunch breaks.
/ Most students are in favor of longer lunch breaks.
A 11 .… in general .
… in general .
… In general, mornings are quieter than evenings here.
… In general, the course is well received by students.
… in general .
/ in general .
… In general, mornings are quieter than evenings here.
/ In general, mornings are quieter than evenings here.
… In general, the course is well received by students.
/ In general, the course is well received by students.
A 12 .… in good shape .
… in good shape .
… After repairs, the bike is in good shape.
… Her notes are in good shape for the exam review.
… in good shape .
/ in good shape .
… After repairs, the bike is in good shape.
/ After repairs, the bike is in good shape.
… Her notes are in good shape for the exam review.
/ Her notes are in good shape for the exam review.
A 13 .… rely on .
… rely on .
… You can rely on me to finish the report.
… The festival relies on volunteers to run smoothly.
… rely on .
/ rely on .
… You can rely on me to finish the report.
/ You can rely on me to finish the report.
… The festival relies on volunteers to run smoothly.
/ The festival relies on volunteers to run smoothly.
A 14 .… result in .
… result in .
… The delay resulted in many missed connections.
… Careful planning resulted in a successful event.
… result in .
/ result in .
… The delay resulted in many missed connections.
/ The delay resulted in many missed connections.
… Careful planning resulted in a successful event.
/ Careful planning resulted in a successful event.
A 15 .… rule out .
… rule out .
… We cannot rule out the possibility of rain tomorrow.
… The committee ruled out options that exceeded the budget.
… rule out .
/ rule out .
… We cannot rule out the possibility of rain tomorrow.
/ We cannot rule out the possibility of rain tomorrow.
… The committee ruled out options that exceeded the budget.
/ The committee ruled out options that exceeded the budget.
A 16 .… run out of .
… run out of .
… We ran out of ink while printing the handouts.
… If we run out of time, we will continue tomorrow.
… run out of .
/ run out of .
… We ran out of ink while printing the handouts.
/ We ran out of ink while printing the handouts.
… If we run out of time, we will continue tomorrow.
/ If we run out of time, we will continue tomorrow.
A 17 .… run through .
… run through .
… Let’s run through the presentation one more time.
… She ran through the list to check for mistakes.
… run through .
/ run through .
… Let’s run through the presentation one more time.
/ Let’s run through the presentation one more time.
… She ran through the list to check for mistakes.
/ She ran through the list to check for mistakes.
A 18 .… screw up .
… screw up .
… He worried he might screw up the final exam.
… Don’t screw up the experiment by skipping steps.
… screw up .
/ screw up .
… He worried he might screw up the final exam.
/ He worried he might screw up the final exam.
… Don’t screw up the experiment by skipping steps.
/ Don’t screw up the experiment by skipping steps.
A 19 .… sell out .
… sell out .
… Tickets for the concert sold out in an hour.
… The special edition book sold out quickly online.
… sell out .
/ sell out .
… Tickets for the concert sold out in an hour.
/ Tickets for the concert sold out in an hour.
… The special edition book sold out quickly online.
/ The special edition book sold out quickly online.
A 20 .… set out .
… set out .
… They set out early to avoid traffic.
… She set out her plan clearly in the meeting.
… set out .
/ set out .
… They set out early to avoid traffic.
/ They set out early to avoid traffic.
… She set out her plan clearly in the meeting.
/ She set out her plan clearly in the meeting.
A 21 .… show up .
… show up .
… Many alumni showed up for the reunion.
… Please show up by nine if you want to join the tour.
… show up .
/ show up .
… Many alumni showed up for the reunion.
/ Many alumni showed up for the reunion.
… Please show up by nine if you want to join the tour.
/ Please show up by nine if you want to join the tour.
A 22 .… shut up .
… shut up .
… The teacher asked the students to shut up and listen.
… He told the machine to shut up while it beeped loudly.
… shut up .
/ shut up .
… The teacher asked the students to shut up and listen.
/ The teacher asked the students to shut up and listen.
… He told the machine to shut up while it beeped loudly.
/ He told the machine to shut up while it beeped loudly.
A 23 .… sign off .
… sign off .
… The manager will sign off on the final budget today.
… Please sign off the form before you leave the office.
… sign off .
/ sign off .
… The manager will sign off on the final budget today.
/ The manager will sign off on the final budget today.
… Please sign off the form before you leave the office.
/ Please sign off the form before you leave the office.
A 24 .… so far .
… so far .
… So far, we have received ten applications.
… The tests have gone well so far this week.
… so far .
/ so far .
… So far, we have received ten applications.
/ So far, we have received ten applications.
… The tests have gone well so far this week.
/ The tests have gone well so far this week.
A 25 .… so long .
… so long .
… It was fun; so long and take care.
… So long as you study, you’ll improve.
… so long .
/ so long .
… It was fun; so long and take care.
/ It was fun; so long and take care.
… So long as you study, you’ll improve.
/ So long as you study, you’ll improve.
A 26 .… sort of .
… sort of .
… I’m sort of tired after the long trip.
… The idea is sort of interesting but needs work.
… sort of .
/ sort of .
… I’m sort of tired after the long trip.
/ I’m sort of tired after the long trip.
… The idea is sort of interesting but needs work.
/ The idea is sort of interesting but needs work.
A 27 .… stand out .
… stand out .
… Her poster stands out among the others.
… Good communication skills make you stand out in interviews.
… stand out .
/ stand out .
… Her poster stands out among the others.
/ Her poster stands out among the others.
… Good communication skills make you stand out in interviews.
/ Good communication skills make you stand out in interviews.
A 28 .… stick with .
… stick with .
… Stick with the plan until you see results.
… I’ll stick with tea instead of coffee today.
… stick with .
/ stick with .
… Stick with the plan until you see results.
/ Stick with the plan until you see results.
… I’ll stick with tea instead of coffee today.
/ I’ll stick with tea instead of coffee today.
A 29 .… suffer from .
… suffer from .
… He suffers from seasonal allergies every spring.
… Many small shops suffer from reduced foot traffic.
… suffer from .
/ suffer from .
… He suffers from seasonal allergies every spring.
/ He suffers from seasonal allergies every spring.
… Many small shops suffer from reduced foot traffic.
/ Many small shops suffer from reduced foot traffic.
A 30 .… sum of .
… sum of .
… The sum of the two amounts equals the total fee.
… Calculate the sum of the scores for each team.
… sum of .
/ sum of .
… The sum of the two amounts equals the total fee.
/ The sum of the two amounts equals the total fee.
… Calculate the sum of the scores for each team.
/ Calculate the sum of the scores for each team.
A 31 .… take advantage of .
… take advantage of .
… Take advantage of the holiday to relax and read.
… We took advantage of the discount and bought extra supplies.
… take advantage of .
/ take advantage of .
… Take advantage of the holiday to relax and read.
/ Take advantage of the holiday to relax and read.
… We took advantage of the discount and bought extra supplies.
/ We took advantage of the discount and bought extra supplies.
A 32 .… take effect .
… take effect .
… The new schedule will take effect next Monday.
… The medication took effect within an hour.
… take effect .
/ take effect .
… The new schedule will take effect next Monday.
/ The new schedule will take effect next Monday.
… The medication took effect within an hour.
/ The medication took effect within an hour.
A 33 .… take issue with .
… take issue with .
… Some parents took issue with the proposed schedule change.
… I must take issue with that conclusion; the data differ.
… take issue with .
/ take issue with .
… Some parents took issue with the proposed schedule change.
/ Some parents took issue with the proposed schedule change.
… I must take issue with that conclusion; the data differ.
/ I must take issue with that conclusion; the data differ.
A 34 .… take on .
… take on .
… The school will take on new volunteers this term.
… She decided to take on a challenging research topic.
… take on .
/ take on .
… The school will take on new volunteers this term.
/ The school will take on new volunteers this term.
… She decided to take on a challenging research topic.
/ She decided to take on a challenging research topic.
A 35 .… take over .
… take over .
… The new principal will take over in April.
… A larger company took over the small startup last year.
… take over .
/ take over .
… The new principal will take over in April.
/ The new principal will take over in April.
… A larger company took over the small startup last year.
/ A larger company took over the small startup last year.
A 36 .… take place .
… take place .
… The ceremony will take place in the main hall.
… Rehearsals take place every Wednesday after class.
… take place .
/ take place .
… The ceremony will take place in the main hall.
/ The ceremony will take place in the main hall.
… Rehearsals take place every Wednesday after class.
/ Rehearsals take place every Wednesday after class.
A 37 .… take up .
… take up .
… He decided to take up violin lessons this year.
… The new sofa takes up too much space in the room.
… take up .
/ take up .
… He decided to take up violin lessons this year.
/ He decided to take up violin lessons this year.
… The new sofa takes up too much space in the room.
/ The new sofa takes up too much space in the room.
A 38 .… tear down .
… tear down .
… They plan to tear down the old gym next month.
… Volunteers tore down the festival stalls after midnight.
… tear down .
/ tear down .
… They plan to tear down the old gym next month.
/ They plan to tear down the old gym next month.
… Volunteers tore down the festival stalls after midnight.
/ Volunteers tore down the festival stalls after midnight.
A 39 .… thanks to .
… thanks to .
… Thanks to volunteers, the event ran smoothly.
… The trip was possible thanks to the scholarship she received.
… thanks to .
/ thanks to .
… Thanks to volunteers, the event ran smoothly.
/ Thanks to volunteers, the event ran smoothly.
… The trip was possible thanks to the scholarship she received.
/ The trip was possible thanks to the scholarship she received.
A 40 .… the other way around .
… the other way around .
… I thought he was the teacher, but it was the other way around.
… Don’t assume; sometimes it’s the other way around.
… the other way around .
/ the other way around .
… I thought he was the teacher, but it was the other way around.
/ I thought he was the teacher, but it was the other way around.
… Don’t assume; sometimes it’s the other way around.
/ Don’t assume; sometimes it’s the other way around.
A 41 .… the rest of .
… the rest of .
… Spend the rest of the day preparing for the presentation.
… The rest of the team will join after lunch.
… the rest of .
/ the rest of .
… Spend the rest of the day preparing for the presentation.
/ Spend the rest of the day preparing for the presentation.
… The rest of the team will join after lunch.
/ The rest of the team will join after lunch.
A 42 .… throw away .
… throw away .
… Please don’t throw away recyclable paper.
… She threw away the broken umbrella.
… throw away .
/ throw away .
… Please don’t throw away recyclable paper.
/ Please don’t throw away recyclable paper.
… She threw away the broken umbrella.
/ She threw away the broken umbrella.
A 43 .… throw up .
… throw up .
… He felt sick and had to throw up after the ride.
… Seeing the smell made her want to throw up.
… throw up .
/ throw up .
… He felt sick and had to throw up after the ride.
/ He felt sick and had to throw up after the ride.
… Seeing the smell made her want to throw up.
/ Seeing the smell made her want to throw up.
A 44 .… to begin with .
… to begin with .
… To begin with, let’s review the main goals for today.
… He was tired to begin with, so he left early.
… to begin with .
/ to begin with .
… To begin with, let’s review the main goals for today.
/ To begin with, let’s review the main goals for today.
… He was tired to begin with, so he left early.
/ He was tired to begin with, so he left early.
A 45 .… to date .
… to date .
… To date, we have completed three chapters of the project.
… The records, to date, show steady improvement.
… to date .
/ to date .
… To date, we have completed three chapters of the project.
/ To date, we have completed three chapters of the project.
… The records, to date, show steady improvement.
/ The records, to date, show steady improvement.
A 46 .… to the contrary .
… to the contrary .
… The evidence points to success, not to the contrary.
… Despite rumors to the contrary, the plan is proceeding.
… to the contrary .
/ to the contrary .
… The evidence points to success, not to the contrary.
/ The evidence points to success, not to the contrary.
… Despite rumors to the contrary, the plan is proceeding.
/ Despite rumors to the contrary, the plan is proceeding.
A 47 .… turn down .
… turn down .
… She turned down the invitation politely.
… The editor turned down his article for publication.
… turn down .
/ turn down .
… She turned down the invitation politely.
/ She turned down the invitation politely.
… The editor turned down his article for publication.
/ The editor turned down his article for publication.
A 48 .… turn in .
… turn in .
… Please turn in your homework by Friday.
… He turned in the lost wallet to the office.
… turn in .
/ turn in .
… Please turn in your homework by Friday.
/ Please turn in your homework by Friday.
… He turned in the lost wallet to the office.
/ He turned in the lost wallet to the office.
A 49 .… turn out .
… turn out .
… The event turned out better than we expected.
… It turned out that the map was outdated.
… turn out .
/ turn out .
… The event turned out better than we expected.
/ The event turned out better than we expected.
… It turned out that the map was outdated.
/ It turned out that the map was outdated.
A 50 .… up front .
… up front .
… Please state any costs up front before we start.
… He paid the fee up front to secure the reservation.
… up front .
/ up front .
… Please state any costs up front before we start.
/ Please state any costs up front before we start.
… He paid the fee up front to secure the reservation.
/ He paid the fee up front to secure the reservation.
