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PREPOSITIONS IN IDIOMS — EXERCISE 2 (ESL)

level: Intermediate (B1/B2)

Continue practising prepositions in idiomatic expressions with ten more commonly used phrases.




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1. The judge gave him the most severe sentence possible. = The judge threw the book _______________ him.
2. I was worried about how things would work out, but they seem to have worked out _______________ the best.
3. We should leave. = We should get a move _______________ .
4. He was planning something bad. = He was _______________ no good.
5. P1: So, you think he's an honest person? P2: Yup, he's _______________ the level.
6. He seems to be nervous. = He seems _______________ edge.
7. I knew right _______________ the bat ( = right away) that he was lying.
8. I'm almost finished. = I'm just _______________ finished.
9. Can we speed things up? I'm a little pressed _______________ time.
10. To enjoy something = To get a kick _______________ something.


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