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Practise IELTS-level dependent prepositions in academic collocations.
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40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
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.
The report notes a sharp increase ___ the number of cyclists using the bridge each morning.
Which preposition completes the sentence? The survey found a steady decline ___ trust in local news.
Choose the natural collocation: Engineers proposed a solution ___ the flooding problem in the town centre.
In academic writing, there is often a clear relationship ___ income level and access to healthcare.
The article examines the impact ___ remote work on urban transport demand.
Select the correct preposition: Public attitudes ___ recycling changed after the collection scheme improved.
The committee reported strong demand ___ affordable housing near the station.
The main reason ___ the delay was a shortage of skilled workers.
The lecturer stressed the importance ___ reliable data before drawing conclusions.
There is growing awareness ___ the health risks linked to long periods of sitting.
The experiment tested students' confidence ___ their ability to summarise complex texts.
The project requires major investment ___ digital infrastructure before services can improve.
Residents expressed strong objections ___ the construction of a second runway.
The paper makes a comparison ___ online and face-to-face courses.
___ cost, the two proposals are similar, but their environmental effects differ.
Complete the fixed phrase: The plan was rejected ___ it would remove too much public green space.
___ the previous survey, the new one includes renters as well as homeowners.
___ funding, the report says the smaller project is more realistic.
Traffic rose, and as a result ___ this, average journey times increased.
___ the survey data, the essay also uses interviews with teachers.
The study discusses housing prices ___ wage growth in the same city.
The council opened extra clinics ___ public concern about waiting times.
___ academic style, contractions are usually avoided.
Students collected data ___ an online questionnaire.
Several speakers argued ___ a ban on single-use plastic cups.
The findings are ___ earlier studies of urban noise.
Complete it to mean the charge caused the change: The decline in car use resulted ___.
Complete it to mean the change was the outcome: The new parking charge resulted ___.
Which completion supports the subsidy? The report makes a strong case ___.
Which completion opposes the subsidy? The editorial presents an argument ___.
Choose the version that means accountability to residents: The council has a responsibility ___.
Choose the version that means worry about an issue: Public concern ___ rose after the factory fire.
Choose the version that names the office receiving the complaint: The residents sent a complaint ___.
Complete it to mean agreement on a topic, not agreement with a person: Negotiators finally reached agreement ___.
In an introduction, which preposition fits? This essay considers possible solutions ___ urban air pollution.
Choose the essay frame: One reason ___ this trend is the rising cost of private childcare.
Complete the standard conclusion: A shift to remote work may have a lasting impact ___ city centres.
Select the phrase used in argument essays: One alternative ___ raising fuel tax is improving public transport.
The strongest evidence ___ this claim comes from recent household surveys.
In a body paragraph, choose the preposition: A negative attitude ___ public transport can reduce its use even when services improve.
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