Proper Prepositions And Idioms

Question 0

Accuse

Answer 0

Of

He accused her of taking his hat

Question 1

Accede

Answer 1

To

He acceded to her request

Question 2

Adhere

Answer 2

To

He adhered the brigand to the bottom of the balcony

Question 3

Adverse

Answer 3

To 不利

He is adverse to her writing verse to other men

Question 4

Afflict

Answer 4

With 折磨

He afflicted the brigand 强盗 with boils

Question 5

Agreeable

Answer 5

To

Question 6

Amazement

Answer 6

At

Imagine his amazement at the victory

Question 7

Amenable

Answer 7

To

Amenable to persuasion, I can not say no

Question 8

Appetite

Answer 8

For

Question 9

Appreciation

Answer 9

Of

Question 10

Aside

Answer 10

From

Question 11

Associate

Answer 11

With

Question 12

Capable

Answer 12

Of

Question 13

Chary

Answer 13

Of 小心

She is chary of accepting apples

Question 14

Compatible

Answer 14

With
兼容
This idea is compatible with my conscience

Question 15

Comply

Answer 15

With
遵从
She is reluctant to comply with him

Question 16

Conversant

Answer 16

With
了解
Anyone conversant with table manners is good

Question 17

Desire vs desirous

Answer 17

Desire for desirous of

His desire for release is unstoppable
He is desirous of a salad for dinner

Question 18

Desist

Answer 18

From
停止
I am currently desisting from drinking

Question 19

Die

Answer 19

Of

He died of honor

Question 20

Disdain

Answer 20

For

I am just too polite to show my disdain for her

Question 21

Enamored

Answer 21

Of

I am enamored of her beauty

Question 22

Indulge

Answer 22

In
迁就，沉溺
I indulged in the habit of taking nap

Question 23

Inferior

Answer 23

To

His perfunctory work is inferior to her meticulous homework

Question 24

Oblivious

Answer 24

To
健忘，不知
He is oblivious to my sleeping habit

Question 25

Partial

Answer 25

To
偏爱
He is extremely partial to him

Question 26

Peculiar

Answer 26

To
异常
Sunlight condition is peculiar to vampires

Question 27

Preoccupation

Answer 27

With
入神
I cannot comprehend her preoccupation with Benedict

Question 28

Prior

Answer 28

To

Question 29

Prone

Answer 29

To

Question 30

Separate

Answer 30

From

Question 31

Tamper

Answer 31

With
篡改
No do tamper with the plan

Question 32

Weary

Answer 32

Of

厌倦

Question 33

Willing

Answer 33

To

Question 34

Common

Answer 34

With

Question 35

Leaping

Answer 35

From

Question 36

Reference

Answer 36

To

Question 37

Fare well

Answer 37

Fare well in

Question 38

Lay vs lie

Answer 38

Lie recline sleep

Lay, place something down

Question 39

If ()

Answer 39

If, only one condition

Question 40

Capable

Answer 40

Of gerund

Question 41

Long since

Answer 41

A long time ago, for a long time

Question 42

Might vs may

Answer 42

Might is less likely to happen

Question 43

Apply

Answer 43

For

Question 44

Reluctant

Answer 44

To

Question 45

Realizing… He began

Answer 45

It’s okay to use progressive than a past tense

Question 46

Had perhaps even more

Answer 46

It’s okay to say this

Question 47

Common

Answer 47

With

Question 48

Incredulous and incredible

Answer 48

Incredulous mean I am unbelievable, we normally say something is incredible

Question 49

Catered to

Catered for

Answer 49

Catered for is to provide food

The emperor catered for the masses by providing the mob with bread

Catered to is to satisfy desires or longing

Question 50

Alluding vs eluding

Answer 50

Eluding is like elusive, alluding is more like reference to

Question 51

Police

Answer 51

Plural

Question 52

Between thirty and forty

Answer 52

It’s okay to say this

Question 53

Vie

Answer 53

For 竞争

Question 54

Misled

Answer 54

Into

Critics have been misled by Tennessee Williams obvious propensity for exaggerated theatrical gesture into denigrating his plays as mere melodramas