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Refusing is an -ing form after the preposition for.","What was her reason for refusing the offer?",[],{"words":21,"correct":30,"wrongIndex":31,"corrections":32},[22,23,24,25,26,27,28,29],"What","was","her","reason","of","refusing","the","offer?","for",4,[30,33,34],"at","on",{"id":36,"sentenceTemplate":37,"displayOrder":10,"explanation":38,"exampleSentence":39,"blanks":40,"payload":41},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7ba2-8c6d-40d667b561ff","What are the advantages of share a flat?","An action directly after advantages of takes the -ing form: sharing a flat. The finite forms shared and shares cannot introduce this action after of.","What are the advantages of sharing a flat?",[],{"words":42,"correct":48,"wrongIndex":49,"corrections":50},[22,43,28,44,26,45,46,47],"are","advantages","share","a","flat?","sharing",5,[51,48,52],"shared","shares",{"id":54,"sentenceTemplate":55,"displayOrder":56,"explanation":57,"exampleSentence":58,"blanks":59,"payload":60},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7bde-8c6d-40d6684d990b","She has a good relationship between her sister.",2,"Use relationship with when the complement names the other person. Between needs both sides of the relationship in its complement.","She has a good relationship with her sister.",[],{"words":61,"correct":68,"wrongIndex":49,"corrections":69},[62,63,46,64,65,66,24,67],"She","has","good","relationship","between","sister.","with",[68,26,70],"in",{"id":72,"sentenceTemplate":73,"displayOrder":74,"explanation":75,"exampleSentence":76,"blanks":77,"payload":78},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7c12-8c6d-40d6693a1eb1","The new cook has experience in run a busy kitchen.",3,"An activity after experience in takes the -ing form. Running takes a busy kitchen as its object; runs and ran cannot follow in here.","The new cook has experience in running a busy kitchen.",[],{"words":79,"correct":87,"wrongIndex":88,"corrections":89},[80,81,82,63,83,70,84,46,85,86],"The","new","cook","experience","run","busy","kitchen.","running",6,[90,87,91],"runs","ran",{"id":93,"sentenceTemplate":94,"displayOrder":31,"explanation":95,"exampleSentence":96,"blanks":97,"payload":98},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7c42-8c6d-40d6699eb499","Lack at sleep can affect your memory.","Use lack of before the thing that is missing or insufficient: lack of sleep.","Lack of sleep can affect your memory.",[],{"words":99,"correct":26,"wrongIndex":10,"corrections":106},[100,33,101,102,103,104,105],"Lack","sleep","can","affect","your","memory.",[26,107,30],"to",{"id":109,"sentenceTemplate":110,"displayOrder":49,"explanation":111,"exampleSentence":112,"blanks":113,"payload":114},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7c72-8c6d-40d66a4c9956","There is an urgent need to fresh towels.","Use a need for before a noun phrase naming something required. Fresh towels names things, so to cannot introduce an infinitive here.","There is an urgent need for fresh towels.",[],{"words":115,"correct":30,"wrongIndex":49,"corrections":123},[116,117,118,119,120,107,121,122],"There","is","an","urgent","need","fresh","towels.",[30,70,34],{"id":125,"sentenceTemplate":126,"displayOrder":88,"explanation":127,"exampleSentence":128,"blanks":129,"payload":130},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7ca2-8c6d-40d66a6af9f7","Does every guest have free access of the internet?","Access to names something a person can use. Here to is a preposition before the noun phrase the internet.","Does every guest have free access to the internet?",[],{"words":131,"correct":107,"wrongIndex":88,"corrections":139},[132,133,134,135,136,137,26,28,138],"Does","every","guest","have","free","access","internet?",[107,30,70],{"id":141,"sentenceTemplate":142,"displayOrder":143,"explanation":144,"exampleSentence":145,"blanks":146,"payload":147},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7cce-8c6d-40d66aeedc7c","Nobody knew the answer of that question.",7,"Use answer to before the question being answered. Unlike the verb answer, the noun needs a linking preposition here.","Nobody knew the answer to that question.",[],{"words":148,"correct":107,"wrongIndex":31,"corrections":154},[149,150,28,151,26,152,153],"Nobody","knew","answer","that","question.",[107,33,70],{"id":156,"sentenceTemplate":157,"displayOrder":158,"explanation":159,"exampleSentence":160,"blanks":161,"payload":162},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7cfe-8c6d-40d66bc30be7","Can you explain the main difference of these two prices?",8,"Use difference between when the complement names the two things being compared: these two prices.","Can you explain the main difference between these two prices?",[],{"words":163,"correct":66,"wrongIndex":88,"corrections":172},[164,165,166,28,167,168,26,169,170,171],"Can","you","explain","main","difference","these","two","prices?",[66,107,30],{"id":174,"sentenceTemplate":175,"displayOrder":176,"explanation":177,"exampleSentence":178,"blanks":179,"payload":180},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7d2e-8c6d-40d66c872184","Nobody expected the new rules to have such an effect to us.",9,"Use effect on to introduce the people or things affected. The object pronoun us follows the preposition on.","Nobody expected the new rules to have such an effect on us.",[],{"words":181,"correct":34,"wrongIndex":187,"corrections":188},[149,182,28,81,183,107,135,184,118,185,107,186],"expected","rules","such","effect","us.",10,[34,26,33],{"id":190,"sentenceTemplate":191,"displayOrder":187,"explanation":192,"exampleSentence":193,"blanks":194,"payload":195},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7d5e-8c6d-40d66cafcda9","His reason for leave early was a hospital appointment.","Reason for takes an -ing form when its complement describes an action. Use leaving early, not a base or finite verb form.","His reason for leaving early was a hospital appointment.",[],{"words":196,"correct":202,"wrongIndex":74,"corrections":203},[197,25,30,198,199,23,46,200,201],"His","leave","early","hospital","appointment.","leaving",[204,205,202],"leaves","left",{"id":207,"sentenceTemplate":208,"displayOrder":209,"explanation":210,"exampleSentence":211,"blanks":212,"payload":213},"01a0e1ab-dc43-7d8a-8c6d-40d66d9ba25e","An interest in collect stamps brought the neighbours together.",11,"Use interest in followed by an -ing form to name an activity. Collecting takes stamps as its object; collected and collects cannot follow in here.","An interest in collecting stamps brought the neighbours together.",[],{"words":214,"correct":222,"wrongIndex":74,"corrections":223},[215,216,70,217,218,219,28,220,221],"An","interest","collect","stamps","brought","neighbours","together.","collecting",[222,224,225],"collected","collects","\u002Fuploads\u002Fimages\u002Fgpimg_38d4f66d-0063-46b0-95cc-35a7add5d28e_hero.webp?v=1790492531",{"title":228,"slug":229,"language":230,"level":231},"Nouns with Dependent Prepositions","nouns-with-dependent-prepositions","en","B1"]