English Vocabulary in Use: Advanced Book with Answers and Enhanced eBook Vocabulary Reference and Practice 3rd Edition

A preposition is missing from each of these sentences. Add it in the correct place.
1 I have good grounds believing that he is lying.
2 My suspicions are based what I saw with my own eyes.
3 The government’s decision has serious implications the economy.
4 His fear of flying stems a film he once saw.
5 I’m glad to say that all her hard work has resulted success.
6 The riots will probably bring a change of government.
7 A considerable amount of damage was caused the tornado.
Rewrite these sentences using the word in brackets.
1 Because of the crash on the motorway, all traffic is being severely delayed. (caused)
2 Thanks to your advice, we got there on time. (resulted)
3 There is a lot of interest in the minister’s comments about tax law. (generated)
4 She has many problems now as a consequence of her previous poor decisions. (stem)
5 There were many flight cancellations because of bad weather. (brought)
Use any of the words and expressions from the opposite page to connect the events in 
the left-hand column with those in the right-hand column, as shown.
example
Scientists 
have produced
 statistics showing a direct link between smoking and cancer.
1 scientists 
stunning images and graphics
2 the higher taxes 
statistics showing a direct link between smoking and cancer
3 icy roads 
the break-up of his marriage
4 my old car 
endless problems and involved me in a lot of expense
5 this software 
riots in three cities
6 jealousy 
a number of serious accidents this week
Over to 
you
Write sentences about something in your life which has:
•
caused you a lot of problems.
•
given you a lot of happiness.
•
provoked a feeling of anger in you.
•
resulted in embarrassment for you.