I 1 .… go with .
… go with .
… That color will go with your jacket.
… Her idea goes well with the team’s plan, so go with it.
… go with .
/ go with .
… That color will go with your jacket.
/ That color will go with your jacket.
… Her idea goes well with the team’s plan, so go with it.
/ Her idea goes well with the team’s plan, so go with it.
I 2 .… hand in .
… hand in .
… Please hand in your report by Friday.
… He handed in the assignment before the deadline.
… hand in .
/ hand in .
… Please hand in your report by Friday.
/ Please hand in your report by Friday.
… He handed in the assignment before the deadline.
/ He handed in the assignment before the deadline.
I 3 .… hand over .
… hand over .
… The guard asked him to hand over his ID.
… They handed over the documents to the committee.
… hand over .
/ hand over .
… The guard asked him to hand over his ID.
/ The guard asked him to hand over his ID.
… They handed over the documents to the committee.
/ They handed over the documents to the committee.
I 4 .… happen to .
… happen to .
… Do you happen to know the teacher’s email?
… I happened to meet an old friend at the station.
… happen to .
/ happen to .
… Do you happen to know the teacher’s email?
/ Do you happen to know the teacher’s email?
… I happened to meet an old friend at the station.
/ I happened to meet an old friend at the station.
I 5 .… have in common .
… have in common .
… What do you have in common with your classmates?
… They have many interests in common, like music and cooking.
… have in common .
/ have in common .
… What do you have in common with your classmates?
/ What do you have in common with your classmates?
… They have many interests in common, like music and cooking.
/ They have many interests in common, like music and cooking.
I 6 .… a handful of .
… a handful of .
… A handful of students stayed after class.
… She gave a handful of seeds to each child.
… a handful of .
/ a handful of .
… A handful of students stayed after class.
/ A handful of students stayed after class.
… She gave a handful of seeds to each child.
/ She gave a handful of seeds to each child.
I 7 .… account for .
… account for .
… That figure accounts for most of the expense.
… Can you account for the missing books?
… account for .
/ account for .
… That figure accounts for most of the expense.
/ That figure accounts for most of the expense.
… Can you account for the missing books?
/ Can you account for the missing books?
I 8 .… adhere to .
… adhere to .
… Please adhere to the safety guidelines during the trip.
… The club adheres to the school rules at all times.
… adhere to .
/ adhere to .
… Please adhere to the safety guidelines during the trip.
/ Please adhere to the safety guidelines during the trip.
… The club adheres to the school rules at all times.
/ The club adheres to the school rules at all times.
I 9 .… after the fact .
… after the fact .
… He apologized, but it was after the fact.
… The teacher fixed the mistake only after the fact.
… after the fact .
/ after the fact .
… He apologized, but it was after the fact.
/ He apologized, but it was after the fact.
… The teacher fixed the mistake only after the fact.
/ The teacher fixed the mistake only after the fact.
I 10 .… ahead of .
… ahead of .
… We finished the project ahead of schedule.
… They arrived ahead of the guests to prepare.
… ahead of .
/ ahead of .
… We finished the project ahead of schedule.
/ We finished the project ahead of schedule.
… They arrived ahead of the guests to prepare.
/ They arrived ahead of the guests to prepare.
I 11 .… all but .
… all but .
… The room was all but empty after the event.
… The plan is all but decided; only details remain.
… all but .
/ all but .
… The room was all but empty after the event.
/ The room was all but empty after the event.
… The plan is all but decided; only details remain.
/ The plan is all but decided; only details remain.
I 12 .… apply to .
… apply to .
… You should apply to several universities this year.
… The rule applies to all students without exception.
… apply to .
/ apply to .
… You should apply to several universities this year.
/ You should apply to several universities this year.
… The rule applies to all students without exception.
/ The rule applies to all students without exception.
I 13 .… approve of .
… approve of .
… Do your parents approve of your plan to study abroad?
… Most teachers approve of group study for projects.
… approve of .
/ approve of .
… Do your parents approve of your plan to study abroad?
/ Do your parents approve of your plan to study abroad?
… Most teachers approve of group study for projects.
/ Most teachers approve of group study for projects.
I 14 .… arise from .
… arise from .
… Many problems arise from poor communication.
… The confusion arose from a misunderstanding.
… arise from .
/ arise from .
… Many problems arise from poor communication.
/ Many problems arise from poor communication.
… The confusion arose from a misunderstanding.
/ The confusion arose from a misunderstanding.
I 15 .… as follows .
… as follows .
… The schedule is as follows: first lecture, then practice.
… The instructions are as follows: read, write, review.
… as follows .
/ as follows .
… The schedule is as follows: first lecture, then practice.
/ The schedule is as follows: first lecture, then practice.
… The instructions are as follows: read, write, review.
/ The instructions are as follows: read, write, review.
I 16 .… as for .
… as for .
… As for the venue, it’s already been booked.
… As for dessert, we’ll decide later.
… as for .
/ as for .
… As for the venue, it’s already been booked.
/ As for the venue, it’s already been booked.
… As for dessert, we’ll decide later.
/ As for dessert, we’ll decide later.
I 17 .… as opposed to .
… as opposed to .
… I prefer walking as opposed to driving short distances.
… She chose tea as opposed to coffee this morning.
… as opposed to .
/ as opposed to .
… I prefer walking as opposed to driving short distances.
/ I prefer walking as opposed to driving short distances.
… She chose tea as opposed to coffee this morning.
/ She chose tea as opposed to coffee this morning.
I 18 .… ask for .
… ask for .
… He asked for more time to finish the homework.
… Please ask for help if you feel unsure.
… ask for .
/ ask for .
… He asked for more time to finish the homework.
/ He asked for more time to finish the homework.
… Please ask for help if you feel unsure.
/ Please ask for help if you feel unsure.
I 19 .… assign A to B .
… assign A to B .
… The teacher assigned Tom to Group A for the project.
… They assigned new roles and assigned Sarah to logistics.
… assign A to B .
/ assign A to B .
… The teacher assigned Tom to Group A for the project.
/ The teacher assigned Tom to Group A for the project.
… They assigned new roles and assigned Sarah to logistics.
/ They assigned new roles and assigned Sarah to logistics.
I 20 .… associate A with B .
… associate A with B .
… Many people associate cherry blossoms with spring.
… Students often associate math with problem solving.
… associate A with B .
/ associate A with B .
… Many people associate cherry blossoms with spring.
/ Many people associate cherry blossoms with spring.
… Students often associate math with problem solving.
/ Students often associate math with problem solving.
I 21 .… at random .
… at random .
… Draw names at random from the hat.
… The questions were selected at random for the quiz.
… at random .
/ at random .
… Draw names at random from the hat.
/ Draw names at random from the hat.
… The questions were selected at random for the quiz.
/ The questions were selected at random for the quiz.
I 22 .… at short notice .
… at short notice .
… We canceled the trip at short notice due to weather.
… He was asked to speak at short notice and agreed.
… at short notice .
/ at short notice .
… We canceled the trip at short notice due to weather.
/ We canceled the trip at short notice due to weather.
… He was asked to speak at short notice and agreed.
/ He was asked to speak at short notice and agreed.
I 23 .… attach A to B .
… attach A to B .
… Please attach the file to your email before sending.
… She attached a note to the package for the recipient.
… attach A to B .
/ attach A to B .
… Please attach the file to your email before sending.
/ Please attach the file to your email before sending.
… She attached a note to the package for the recipient.
/ She attached a note to the package for the recipient.
I 24 .… attend to .
… attend to .
… Can you attend to the plants while I’m away?
… The nurse attended to the injured student quickly.
… attend to .
/ attend to .
… Can you attend to the plants while I’m away?
/ Can you attend to the plants while I’m away?
… The nurse attended to the injured student quickly.
/ The nurse attended to the injured student quickly.
I 25 .… back and forth .
… back and forth .
… They passed the notes back and forth during class.
… Ideas went back and forth until they reached agreement.
… back and forth .
/ back and forth .
… They passed the notes back and forth during class.
/ They passed the notes back and forth during class.
… Ideas went back and forth until they reached agreement.
/ Ideas went back and forth until they reached agreement.
I 26 .… be accustomed to .
… be accustomed to .
… She is accustomed to waking up early for practice.
… After a month, he became accustomed to the new schedule.
… be accustomed to .
/ be accustomed to .
… She is accustomed to waking up early for practice.
/ She is accustomed to waking up early for practice.
… After a month, he became accustomed to the new schedule.
/ After a month, he became accustomed to the new schedule.
I 27 .… be against .
… be against .
… I’m against canceling the field trip this week.
… Many parents are against the plan to remove music classes.
… be against .
/ be against .
… I’m against canceling the field trip this week.
/ I’m against canceling the field trip this week.
… Many parents are against the plan to remove music classes.
/ Many parents are against the plan to remove music classes.
I 28 .… be caught in .
… be caught in .
… We were caught in heavy traffic on the way home.
… She was caught in the rain without an umbrella.
… be caught in .
/ be caught in .
… We were caught in heavy traffic on the way home.
/ We were caught in heavy traffic on the way home.
… She was caught in the rain without an umbrella.
/ She was caught in the rain without an umbrella.
I 29 .… be composed of .
… be composed of .
… The team is composed of students from different grades.
… The committee is composed of five teachers and two parents.
… be composed of .
/ be composed of .
… The team is composed of students from different grades.
/ The team is composed of students from different grades.
… The committee is composed of five teachers and two parents.
/ The committee is composed of five teachers and two parents.
I 30 .… be content with .
… be content with .
… He is content with his quiet life in the countryside.
… She was content with the simple celebration at school.
… be content with .
/ be content with .
… He is content with his quiet life in the countryside.
/ He is content with his quiet life in the countryside.
… She was content with the simple celebration at school.
/ She was content with the simple celebration at school.
I 31 .… be contrary to .
… be contrary to .
… That idea is contrary to our school’s policy.
… His actions were contrary to what he promised.
… be contrary to .
/ be contrary to .
… That idea is contrary to our school’s policy.
/ That idea is contrary to our school’s policy.
… His actions were contrary to what he promised.
/ His actions were contrary to what he promised.
I 32 .… be determined to .
… be determined to .
… She is determined to improve her English this year.
… They are determined to finish the project on time.
… be determined to .
/ be determined to .
… She is determined to improve her English this year.
/ She is determined to improve her English this year.
… They are determined to finish the project on time.
/ They are determined to finish the project on time.
I 33 .… be engaged in .
… be engaged in .
… The students were engaged in group discussions.
… She is engaged in volunteer work every weekend.
… be engaged in .
/ be engaged in .
… The students were engaged in group discussions.
/ The students were engaged in group discussions.
… She is engaged in volunteer work every weekend.
/ She is engaged in volunteer work every weekend.
I 34 .… be entitled to .
… be entitled to .
… Students are entitled to free access to the library.
… Volunteers are entitled to a certificate after the program.
… be entitled to .
/ be entitled to .
… Students are entitled to free access to the library.
/ Students are entitled to free access to the library.
… Volunteers are entitled to a certificate after the program.
/ Volunteers are entitled to a certificate after the program.
I 35 .… be equipped with .
… be equipped with .
… The lab is equipped with modern microscopes.
… The classroom is equipped with a projector and speakers.
… be equipped with .
/ be equipped with .
… The lab is equipped with modern microscopes.
/ The lab is equipped with modern microscopes.
… The classroom is equipped with a projector and speakers.
/ The classroom is equipped with a projector and speakers.
I 36 .… be faced with .
… be faced with .
… The team was faced with an unexpected problem.
… Schools are faced with budget cuts this year.
… be faced with .
/ be faced with .
… The team was faced with an unexpected problem.
/ The team was faced with an unexpected problem.
… Schools are faced with budget cuts this year.
/ Schools are faced with budget cuts this year.
I 37 .… be fond of .
… be fond of .
… He is fond of playing the guitar after school.
… She is fond of baking cookies for her friends.
… be fond of .
/ be fond of .
… He is fond of playing the guitar after school.
/ He is fond of playing the guitar after school.
… She is fond of baking cookies for her friends.
/ She is fond of baking cookies for her friends.
I 38 .… be in favor of .
… be in favor of .
… Most members are in favor of the new timetable.
… The town council was in favor of the park renovation.
… be in favor of .
/ be in favor of .
… Most members are in favor of the new timetable.
/ Most members are in favor of the new timetable.
… The town council was in favor of the park renovation.
/ The town council was in favor of the park renovation.
I 39 .… be involved in .
… be involved in .
… She is involved in planning the school festival.
… Several parents were involved in fundraising activities.
… be involved in .
/ be involved in .
… She is involved in planning the school festival.
/ She is involved in planning the school festival.
… Several parents were involved in fundraising activities.
/ Several parents were involved in fundraising activities.
I 40 .… be liable to .
… be liable to .
… Older equipment is liable to break down during heavy use.
… Without practice, students are liable to forget vocabulary.
… be liable to .
/ be liable to .
… Older equipment is liable to break down during heavy use.
/ Older equipment is liable to break down during heavy use.
… Without practice, students are liable to forget vocabulary.
/ Without practice, students are liable to forget vocabulary.
I 41 .… be meant to .
… be meant to .
… This guide is meant to help new volunteers.
… The surprise party was meant to celebrate her promotion.
… be meant to .
/ be meant to .
… This guide is meant to help new volunteers.
/ This guide is meant to help new volunteers.
… The surprise party was meant to celebrate her promotion.
/ The surprise party was meant to celebrate her promotion.
I 42 .… be new to .
… be new to .
… He is new to the city and still learning the routes.
… I’m new to the club and looking forward to meeting everyone.
… be new to .
/ be new to .
… He is new to the city and still learning the routes.
/ He is new to the city and still learning the routes.
… I’m new to the club and looking forward to meeting everyone.
/ I’m new to the club and looking forward to meeting everyone.
I 43 .… be ready to .
… be ready to .
… Are you ready to present your poster now?
… The students were ready to perform at the recital.
… be ready to .
/ be ready to .
… Are you ready to present your poster now?
/ Are you ready to present your poster now?
… The students were ready to perform at the recital.
/ The students were ready to perform at the recital.
I 44 .… be related to .
… be related to .
… The problem is related to the software update.
… His research is related to environmental science.
… be related to .
/ be related to .
… The problem is related to the software update.
/ The problem is related to the software update.
… His research is related to environmental science.
/ His research is related to environmental science.
I 45 .… be short of .
… be short of .
… We are short of chairs for the assembly.
… The team is short of volunteers for the event.
… be short of .
/ be short of .
… We are short of chairs for the assembly.
/ We are short of chairs for the assembly.
… The team is short of volunteers for the event.
/ The team is short of volunteers for the event.
I 46 .… be sure to .
… be sure to .
… Be sure to bring your student ID tomorrow.
… Be sure to check the schedule before you leave.
… be sure to .
/ be sure to .
… Be sure to bring your student ID tomorrow.
/ Be sure to bring your student ID tomorrow.
… Be sure to check the schedule before you leave.
/ Be sure to check the schedule before you leave.
I 47 .… be thought to .
… be thought to .
… He is thought to be the best candidate for the role.
… The painting is thought to date from the 19th century.
… be thought to .
/ be thought to .
… He is thought to be the best candidate for the role.
/ He is thought to be the best candidate for the role.
… The painting is thought to date from the 19th century.
/ The painting is thought to date from the 19th century.
I 48 .… be tired from .
… be tired from .
… She was tired from staying up late to study.
… They were tired from traveling all night.
… be tired from .
/ be tired from .
… She was tired from staying up late to study.
/ She was tired from staying up late to study.
… They were tired from traveling all night.
/ They were tired from traveling all night.
I 49 .… be typical of .
… be typical of .
… That kindness is typical of her character.
… The small shop is typical of this neighborhood.
… be typical of .
/ be typical of .
… That kindness is typical of her character.
/ That kindness is typical of her character.
… The small shop is typical of this neighborhood.
/ The small shop is typical of this neighborhood.
I 50 .… behave oneself .
… behave oneself .
… Please behave oneself during the school ceremony.
… The children were asked to behave themselves on the trip.
… behave oneself .
/ behave oneself .
… Please behave oneself during the school ceremony.
/ Please behave oneself during the school ceremony.
… The children were asked to behave themselves on the trip.
/ The children were asked to behave themselves on the trip.
