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Practise verb and adjective preposition collocations for IELTS writing and speaking.
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40 questions
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.

The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
Several councils have decided to depend ___ solar panels for part of their electricity supply.
A lack of affordable transport can result ___ lower attendance at evening classes.
Stable internet access may contribute ___ higher completion rates in online courses.
Poor ventilation can lead ___ lower concentration during long lectures.
The report tries to account ___ the sudden rise in rental costs.
The committee must deal ___ complaints about noise near the new station.
Small firms often rely ___ local suppliers when deliveries from abroad are delayed.
In the conclusion, candidates should focus ___ the strongest evidence rather than add new examples.
Students can benefit ___ detailed feedback on their practice essays.
Many graduates apply ___ research posts before completing their final semester.
Several residents objected ___ the proposed road expansion near the park.
Hospitals depend ___ accurate records to track changes in patient numbers.
Cleaner buses would contribute ___ a reduction in city-centre pollution.
Energy use accounts ___ almost half of the centre's annual operating costs.
The inquiry focused ___ evidence collected during the first survey.
The new guidance makes head teachers responsible ___ checking laboratory equipment each term.
Candidates should be aware ___ common spelling differences in British English.
The revised software is capable ___ analysing larger sets of survey data.
Many parents are concerned ___ emissions from buses outside primary schools.
The island is still dependent ___ imported fuel during the winter months.
The pattern in the second survey is similar ___ the pattern recorded in 2020.
This method is suitable ___ a small-scale study with limited funding.
The rise in absenteeism may be related ___ longer commuting times.
Ticket prices are subject ___ change if fuel costs continue to rise.
Students from low-income households may be eligible ___ a travel grant.
The interview data were consistent ___ the results of the earlier questionnaire.
Coastal villages are vulnerable ___ flooding during severe storms.
All staff should be familiar ___ the emergency procedure before the centre opens.
Choose the ending that means the board accepted the terms: The board agreed ___.
Choose the ending that means the rule is relevant, not a request: The guidance applies ___.
Choose the ending that means was caused by: The rise in demand resulted ___.
Choose the ending that means looked after people: Volunteers cared ___ during the heatwave.
Choose the ending that means received a message: The admissions team heard ___.
Choose the ending that means supported the policy: The editorial argued ___.
Choose the ending that means trades in those products: The company deals ___.
Which ending is correct in academic English? The committee will discuss ___ at its next meeting.
Which ending is correct in academic English? Many young adults enter ___ after finishing college.
Which ending is correct in academic English? Researchers must approach ___ with caution.
Which ending is correct in academic English? The final paragraph should emphasise ___.
Which ending is correct in academic English? Poor housing conditions can affect ___.
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Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

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