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Verbs with Dependent Prepositions —
Forms in Context.

Choose the option that completes each sentence in context.

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Question 1

Our neighbours help us whenever we need them. We can depend _____ _____.

Options: to, on, with, they, their, them

Question 2

Before choosing our meals, we listened _____ the waiter as he explained the menu.

Options: to, at, on

Question 3

You said you were waiting for a delivery. What are you waiting _____ exactly?

Options: to, at, for

Question 4

Someone has left a scarf here. Who does it belong _____?

Options: with, to, for

Question 5

You have been looking at something on the ceiling. What are you looking _____?

Options: at, to, with

Question 6

I offered to cover the cost, but my aunt insisted _____ the repairs herself.

Options: on pay for, paying for, on paying for, on paying to

Question 7

The museum has advertised a summer job. I am going to apply _____ it tonight.

Options: to, for, with

Question 8

The heating has stopped working. We need to deal _____ this problem before the guests arrive.

Options: with, to, for

Question 9

After several attempts, the team succeeded _____ the damaged door.

Options: in open, opening, in opening

Question 10

Eva is sure that ghosts exist: she _____ ghosts. When her brother says he has seen one, she _____ his story.

Options: believes to, believes in, believes at, believes

Question 11

I apologised _____ the librarian _____ speaking so loudly in the library.

Options: for, about, to, with

Question 12

The passenger spoke directly to the driver and complained _____ him _____ the broken seat.

Options: to, on, at, with, about

Question 13

I share your opinion, so I agree _____ you. We have also reached a shared decision and agreed _____ a date for the sale. The owner has accepted our request and agreed _____ our proposal.

Options: to, with, on, at, for

Question 14

Before we vote, let us _____ the new timetable.

Options: discuss about, discuss, discuss on

Question 15

When your name is called, please _____ the room through the open door.

Options: enter to, enter, enter at

Practice Verbs with Dependent Prepositions — Forms in Context with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 15 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.

Practicing grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Verbs with Dependent Prepositions — Forms in Context in everyday English.

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