BÀI TẬP CHUYÊN ĐỀ VỀ GIỚI TỪ I. Multiple choice 1. I would never have Jim of being a culprit a. accused b. convicted c. suspected d. reminded 2. How did Sheila to the news of her award a. react b. answer c. confess d. appeal 3. Someone has been with the lock of the cash box . a. cluterring b. dealing c. tampering d. matching 4. Don’t worry about the lunch. I’ll to it. a. succeed b. apply c. devote d. see 5. More than two hundred police officers are in the investigation a. absorbed b. engrossed c. specialised d. involved 6. The trouble with Jean is that she is with sport! a. obsessed b. packed c. matched d. dealt 7. Tony’s parents decided that he couldn’t be with money a. acquainted b. complied c. trusted d. met 8. Pauline and Helen on our staying for lunch a. congratulated b. insisted c. decided d. concerntrated 9. I’m afraid that these regulations have to be with a. complied b. provided c. faced d. met 10. Our thoughts on our four missing colleagues a. based b. centred c. inposed d. depended 11. It was very good you to help David with his homework a. for b. to c. with d. of 12. Nothing the ordinary ever happens here. a. from b. out of c. about d. within 13. The union and the management are in over working condition. a. advance b. practice c. collaboration d. dispute 14. After running up the stairs I was quite breath. a. out of b. from c. without d. beyond 15. I’m afraid that this incident could put your career here a. beyond a joke b. in jeopardy c. in earnest d. at fault 16. We are no obligation to change goods which were not purchased here. a. with b. to c. under d. at 17. It seems to be your boss who is fault in this case. a. at b. under c. with d. for 18. It’s too late to phone John at work, at any a. case b. time c. situation d. rate 19. Tina is an authority Byzantine architecture. a. for b. on c. with d. in 20. I reckon Martin is of a nervous breakdown. a. in charge b. under suspicion c. on the verge indicative II. Fill in each gap with one suitable word 1. Dave’s pockets were crammed empty chocolate wrappers. 2. Everyone tried to blame Janet the mistake. 3. When I retired, I devoted myself improving my golf. 4. Tim was exempted military service because of his bad heart. 5. Mary specialises designing theatres and concert halls. 6. That’s creep! He is always trying to ingratiate himself the boss! 7. The Prime Minister refused to elaborate what he had said earlier. 8. I’m afraid that the parking regulations apply everyone, sir. 9. On its first voyage, the Titanic met disaster. 10. I’m really not used being treated like that! 11. I wish you would stop arguing politics all the time. 12. Could you deal this problem. I’m rather busy. 13. The lights are designed to deter burglars approaching the house. 14. Your plan doesn’t allow changes in the weather. 15. I would like to protest your treatment of the staff. 16. Damage to the building resulted an unusual high wind. 17. We really marvelled Helen’s conjuring tricks. 18. I’m not really concerned that side of the business. 19. The Minister is also implicated the scandal. 20. The company is commited raising salaries and improving conditions. 21. Helen had great admiration her history teacher. 22. I’m afraid I’m not very good animals. 23. The favourite dropped out of the race the early stages. 24. I was the impression that you like Indian food. 25. The minister stated that no real alternative the plan existed. 26. This town is famous its hand-woven carpets. 27. Your performance this term contrasts very favourably last term’s. 28. Many young people become addicted drugs through ignorance. 29. Apprently a number of army officers were implicated the plot. 30. Carol doesn’t have a very good relationship her mother. KEYS I. 1c 2a 3c 4d 5d 6a 7c 8b 9a 10b 11d 12b 13d 14a 15b 16c 17a 18d 19b 20c II. 1. to 2. with 3. against 4. from 5. at 6. for 7. with 8. about 9. with 10. from 11. about 12. with 13. from 14. for 15. about 16. from 17. at 18. with 19. in 20. to 21. for 22. with 23. in 24. under 25. to 26. for 27. with 28. to 29. in 30. with . BÀI TẬP CHUYÊN ĐỀ VỀ GIỚI TỪ I. Multiple choice 1. I would never have Jim of being a culprit a. accused