Ngữ Pháp và Giải Thích Ngữ Pháp Tiếng Anh Cơ Bản và Nâng Cao - Giới từ - Part B

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1 / 100

1. I'm afraid starting the race today is ... the question. Look at this snow.

a) away

b) beyond

c) none

d) out of

2 / 100

2. ... taking the class through the process step ... step, Mr. Jones was able to effectively demonstrate the procedure for dissecting the frog.

a) for - with

b) by - by

c) upon - from

d) in - in

3 / 100

3. For a person who has ... Harvard, she has a rather low salary.

a) graduated from

b) graduated at

c) graduated on

d) graduated

4 / 100

4. The school wrote to all the parents asking them if they would help to paint the library during the next half term. Well, the sad truth is that no parent has come ... .

a) forward

b) through

c) down

d) ahead

5 / 100

5. ... our way to Aberville, we drove ... Camette and stopped at a roadside restaurant for dinner.

a) During - to

b) Across - up

c) To - by

d) On - through

6 / 100

6. Whether you'll go to the concert or not will depend ... you behaviour ... the next week; you will not be allowed to go if you misbehave.

a) with - around

b) over - for

c) upon - during

d) through - over

7 / 100

7. ... working very long hours, John strives to exercise at least twice a week.

a) because of

b) on behalf of

c) regardless of

d) however

8 / 100

8. It will cost you ... five thousand dollars to get the procedure done; I don't think it is worth that much money, but it is ... to you to make the decision.

a) at least - up

b) at times - for

c) on average - with

d) by all means - about

9 / 100

9. Many people do not realize that the popular movie "Ten Things I Hate ... You" was adapted ... Shakespeare's play The Taming of the Shrew.

a) towards - on

b) over - for

c) for - through

d) about - from

10 / 100

10. Professor Knight came ... this extraordinary document in the archives of the War Office.

a) along

b) across

c) to

d) through

11 / 100

11. In reference ... your letter ... complaint, we apologize for any inconvenience that you may have suffered.

a) to - of

b) for - with

c) towards - about

d) with - for

12 / 100

12. We never saw him again because soon afterwards he died in Singapore ... blood-poisoning.

a) of

b) with

c) off

d) for

13 / 100

13. I'll ask the boss for a few days ... work next month to go ... this trip with you.

a) from - away

b) with - along

c) off - on

d) on - for

14 / 100

14. Don't expect that the changes brought ... by the new law will make everyone happy.

a) around

b) up

c) over

d) about

15 / 100

15. The philosopher wrote twenty books dealing ... such topics ... politics, human nature, ethics and love.

a) with - as

b) to - around

c) for - like

d) over - about

16 / 100

16. Even though we discussed the problem ... during the department meeting, no one was able to come up ... a solution.

a) at length - with

b) for short - to

c) by all means - for

d) at times - under

17 / 100

17. His wish to enjoy complete freedom ... social obligations seems rather immoral to me.

a) from

b) against

c) towards

d) of

18 / 100

18. A number of bad contracts and last year's deep recession finally drove him ... business.

a) from

b) out of

c) off

d) outside

19 / 100

19. The businessman was very impressed ... the young artist's work and commissioned a painting ... his office.

a) for - around

b) with - for

c) upon - at

d) at - to

20 / 100

20. Kenya spends a quarter ... its income every year ... oil imports.

a) about - through

b) in - over

c) of - on

d) on - for

21 / 100

21. The staff wanted the retirement party for Mr. Wilson to be a surprise, so they told everyone the details ... word ... mouth rather than using written invitations.

a) by - of

b) through - with

c) with - on

d) about - for

22 / 100

22. In many instances ... home burglary, the thieves enter the house ... an unlocked window or door.

a) about - with

b) as - inside

c) of - through

d) on - from

23 / 100

23. The air craft, which originally headed ... Heathrow, had to make an emergency landing at Orly.

a) into

b) at

c) on

d) for

24 / 100

24. ... the critics, the film is almost as good as the novel itself.

a) According to

b) In comparison to

c) With regard to

d) Concerning

25 / 100

25. The hunter accidentally shot his dog when he was shooting ... the ducks; a stray bullet ... his rifle killed the poor thing instantly.

a) in - out

b) off - on

c) out - in

d) at - from

26 / 100

26. In a hospital, the case was diagnosed as pneumonia. Before she had been treated ... hay fever.

a) against

b) on

c) for

d) from

27 / 100

27. If you tell the examiners you're allergic ... poetry, they won't be amused.

a) on

b) against

c) to

d) for

28 / 100

28. Her negligence resulted ... the loss of a major a contract ... the company.

a) to - from

b) in - for

c) into - about

d) for - over

29 / 100

29. The journalists asked the chairman if he wanted to comment ... the scandal, but he declined and walked ... .

a) on - away

b) with - through

c) to - off

d) in - on

30 / 100

30. The whole operation was a failure. Due to a technical fault in the detonator the bomb didn't ... at all.

a) burst off

b) come off

c) go off

d) break off

31 / 100

31. To qualify ... a senior citizen discount, you must be ... the age of 55.

a) in - through

b) for - over

c) with - between

d) to - around

32 / 100

32. Many charitable organizations provided emergency supplies ... the victims ... the earthquake.

a) by - inside

b) to - outside

c) for - of

d) with - within

33 / 100

33. The robbers packed the diamonds into a suitcase and ... in a van that waited for them in the street.

a) put through

b) made off

c) carried away

d) rolled over

34 / 100

34. "Guess who is responsible ... this mess ! It's the man you are looking forward to ...!"

a) for - see

b) about - see

c) for - seeing

d) of - seeing

35 / 100

35. The project, which many people believed to be a major breakthrough, ended ... failure.

a) upon

b) by

c) with

d) in

36 / 100

36. There are many superstitious signs that one can use to ... the evil eye, if you believe ... such things.

a) come up - about

b) ward off - in

c) let out - with

d) look out - over

37 / 100

37. When a teacher chooses a life ... crime and drug use, poor parenting is often ... the root of their problems.

a) between - for

b) of - at

c) into - among

d) within - beneath

38 / 100

38. We arrived ... our village ... a lovely night ... October.

a) to - in - in

b) in - on - in

c) at - at - on

d) at - on - in

39 / 100

39. On the last day we went to see the show, which, contrary ... the sceptics' opinions, was fairly amusing.

a) against

b) from

c) off

d) to

40 / 100

40. I am rather reluctant to use methods which have not been tried ... before.

a) out

b) on

c) up

d) for

41 / 100

41. Yogurt is supposed to be effective ... reducing the pain caused ... burns.

a) for - in

b) about - from

c) upon - with

d) in - by

42 / 100

42. From my children's point of view, our new home was clearly a change ... better.

a) on the

b) to the

c) for the

d) on

43 / 100

43. I must admit that the problem of noise rarely, if ever, comes ... at the Council meetings.

a) up

b) though

c) off

d) round

44 / 100

44. When Mr Hunt took ... from his father, the firm was near bankruptcy. He managed to prevent it.

a) up

b) over

c) out

d) on

45 / 100

45. I went to see Aunt Mathilda yesterday and found her wearing her best dress. She said she was waiting for her insurance agent who'd said he would ... .

a) call at her

b) call her out

c) call her off

d) call on her

46 / 100

46. Factories which produce a lot of toxic fumes are contributing ... the destruction ... the environment.

a) by - against

b) to - of

c) for - around

d) into - upon

47 / 100

47. The person to fill this position should possess certain characteristics; he or she, ... , must be able to work well under pressure.

a) for instance

b) at once

c) on occasion

d) on average

48 / 100

48. Mrs. Robinson, my high school anatomy teacher, had a great influence ... my decision to study medicine; it is thanks ... her that I am a doctor today.

a) about - for

b) over - with

c) on - to

d) to - from

49 / 100

49. Traditionally Indian agriculture was mainly for subsistence, but from the 19th century ..., there has been a great increase ... commercial farming.

a) beyond - for

b) onwards - in

c) since - with

d) down - from

50 / 100

50. He sometimes forgets to wind ... his alarm-clock and then gets to school at the last moment.

a) up

b) on

c) back

d) for

51 / 100

51. Why don't we meet in the evening? I can have a beer with you when I am ... duty but not now.

a) after

b) off

c) out of

d) outside

52 / 100

52. We weren't able to walk further ... the cave because it was dark and we didn't have any flashlights ... us.

a) through - for

b) across - to

c) into - with

d) from - along

53 / 100

53. After some debate the Moors have agreed to exclude abstract art ... their daughter's wedding list.

a) beyond

b) from

c) out of

d) off

54 / 100

54. I know where the post office is. Can you give me the directions to your house ... the post office ?

a) by all means

b) for instance

c) in relation to

d) according to

55 / 100

55. Laboratory tests carried ... by three independent teams of experts have given similar results.

a) up

b) about

c) forth

d) out

56 / 100

56. If you don't switch the lights off for the day, you risk running the battery ... before the end of the trip.

a) through

b) out

c) down

d) off

57 / 100

57. Let's look ... the area before we decide if it is suitable ... us to spend the night here or not.

a) around - for

b) into - to

c) about - with

d) for - by

58 / 100

58. First we have to find out to what extent the drop in car imports is related ... the increase of interest rates.

a) upon

b) to

c) over

d) with

59 / 100

59. Someone working ... a financial organization, such as a bank, may easily gain access ... the company's computers and transfer funds to his own for a friend's account.

a) over - by

b) within - to

c) at - for

d) among - with

60 / 100

60. The old man drove the burglars ... his home ... firing his gun at them.

a) towards - upon

b) out of - in

c) into - with

d) from - by

61 / 100

61. After so many years of work I'm really tired ... ordinary people's egoism and lack of consideration.

a) with

b) by

c) at

d) of

62 / 100

62. All the patients suffering ... bronchitis were given the same course of injections.

a) with

b) on

c) from

d) of

63 / 100

63. The collision occurred about two miles ... the Spanish coast and the rescue operation was mounted by helicopters of the Spanish coastguard.

a) off

b) of

c) out of

d) from

64 / 100

64. ... the south of Turkey, there are places where you can see ancient tombs carved ... the rock.

a) In - into

b) From - on

c) Around - by

d) Towards - about

65 / 100

65. The best wood for building this type of canoe is oak. But since no oak is available, we'll have to ... without it.

a) take

b) come

c) do

d) make

66 / 100

66. The painting was valued ... a family treasure even though it wasn't worth much ... the art market.

a) on - through

b) by - with

c) about - around

d) as - on

67 / 100

67. There is a great need ... adequate medical facilities in Third World countries, and this need iS hard to meet ... assistance from developed countries.

a) of - over

b) for - without

c) from - through

d) with - within

68 / 100

68. I don't need a car; we live ... easy reach of the shops.

a) at

b) towards

c) within

d) upon

69 / 100

69. Keep your mouth shut! Remember that what you say may be taken ... and used against you.

a) down

b) over

c) through

d) into

70 / 100

70. The crime rate in this city has increased ... ten percent last year ... thirty percent this year due to the influx of the gang element.

a) within - beyond

b) by - upon

c) from - to

d) over - under

71 / 100

71. Two young men were arrested on suspicion of setting fire ... a police van.

a) on

b) to

c) with

d) in

72 / 100

72. The next meeting will be held ... February, probably ... the second Tuesday of the month.

a) in - on

b) in - at

c) at - on

d) at - in

73 / 100

73. We don't want my father to know about the trip. Please, don't give us ... .

a) off

b) in

c) on

d) away

74 / 100

74. He agreed with my opinion that we should not be fully satisfied ... what we heard.

a) with

b) from

c) up

d) of

75 / 100

75. This time of day all the lines are engaged, so I doubt whether she'll be able to ... to us.

a) get through

b) get over

c) get down

d) get about

76 / 100

76. You shouldn't be angry ... her being promoted ... you; perhaps you will get the next promotion.

a) by - for

b) during - with

c) about - before

d) from - beside

77 / 100

77. If they don't ... my sight at once, I'll shoot them.

a) go out from

b) get out of

c) get away from

d) go off

78 / 100

78. Physicians often prescribe supervised weight training ... a means regaining strength and coordination ... an illness or injury.

a) by - since

b) around - to

c) with - upon

d) as - after

79 / 100

79. Even though the actor suffers ... a paralyzing disability, he has not ... his career; he continues to work and he even won an award recently.

a) from - given up

b) in - got off

c) with - picked out

d) about - taken on

80 / 100

80. Because they feed ... agricultural crops such as fruits, corn, and other grains, crows are a nuisance ... farmers.

a) on - to

b) out - in

c) in - out

d) off - on

81 / 100

81. It is important to concentrate ... the questions during the exam if you want to score high marks and get ... a good university.

a) at - at

b) on - into

c) with - on

d) around - to

82 / 100

82. The teacher asked us to ... the test questions ... our answers so that the next class wouldn't see them.

a) hand in - with

b) take up - outside

c) hand over - from

d) turn over - to

83 / 100

83. ... the dissonance between the employees, our office became an obnoxious place to work.

a) since

b) due to

c) in spite of

d) in place of

84 / 100

84. Roger Bannister, who in 1954 became the first athlete to run the mile ... less than four minutes, had nearly decided to withdraw ... the race because of bad weather.

a) in - from

b) to - in

c) for - about

d) at - over

85 / 100

85. Last night I came ... my teacher at the cinema, but she didn't talk to me!

a) into

b) by

c) across

d) down on

86 / 100

86. I happened to find that picture you were looking ... when I was cleaning ... the garage yesterday.

a) to - up

b) upon - in

c) for - out

d) after - off

87 / 100

87. We certainly didn't expect that so many people would turn ... to see the match.

a) in

b) round

c) over

d) out

88 / 100

88. I will be ... a business trip to China for two weeks; please e-mail me if you need to get in touch with me ... that time.

a) around - in

b) though - for

c) over - at

d) on - during

89 / 100

89. When you hang the paintings ... the walls, please make sure that they are aligned ... the other frames already there.

a) against - towards

b) from - around

c) to - behind

d) on - with

90 / 100

90. There is a rumor ... circulation that the director had a big argument ... the manager at the last meeting.

a) in - with

b) around - to

c) on - about

d) within - towards

91 / 100

91. This news is too good to be true. I'm afraid George has ... it up himself.

a) did

b) brought

c) made

d) put

92 / 100

92. You shouldn't worry ... things that are beyond your control; it is a waste ... time.

a) with - against

b) from - within

c) about - of

d) on - over

93 / 100

93. ... being a little messy, she will be a good flat mate for you.

a) beside

b) far away

c) at length

d) apart from

94 / 100

94. If you drink and drive, you put everyone's safety ... risk, sO you should have someone to drive for you ... such occasions.

a) to - under

b) at - on

c) for - in

d) through - for

95 / 100

95. Be careful when you speak ... him; if you put too much pressure ... him, he will make the wrong decision.

a) to - on

b) with - into

c) on - to

d) about - with

96 / 100

96. Don't forget to thank your grandmother ... the gift; she brought it all the way ... Germany for you.

a) from - into

b) with - over

c) about - in

d) for - from

97 / 100

97. Customs duty ... wallpaper is almost 50% so I don't think it is a good idea to buy it aboard.

a) of

b) for

c) at

d) on

98 / 100

98. David sat across ... Ashley rather than next to her SO that he could gaze ... her eyes.

a) to - around

b) with - at

c) by - to

d) from - into

99 / 100

99. Since he had waited ... line for hours to buy his ticket, Brian was ... the first to see the new "Star Wars" movie.

a) on - in

b) from - at

c) within - with

d) in - among

100 / 100

100. I'm very interested ... drawing, but unfortunately, I'm no good ... it.

a) at - with

b) about - on

c) to - for

d) in - at

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