A. Fill in the correct preposition, then explain the phrases. 1. Ann has been absent work for two weeks. 2. It has taken Mark a long time to become accustomed the Australian climate.
3. They accused him stealing the car.
4. We need to agree a time to meet.
5. He apologised ... Mary being late last night.
6. Emma has applied Leeds University ... a place on the History course.
7. Some people don't approve .. the council's plan to build a new shopping centre in town. 8. The old man was begging food.
9. Do you believe ... magic?
10. Rob has been busy the redecorating all week.

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