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1. continued with 2. proceed with 3. discuss 4. match 5. exploded 6. visited 7. suffered 8. spoiled 9. happening Here are the answers with the correct preposition: 1. What's on at the theatre this weekend? 2. We were promised that the hard times would be over soon. (No change needed) 3. I was about to leave home when some unexpected visitors arrived. (No change needed) 4. I'm for the mayor's plan to relocate the town hall. (No change needed) 5. What are the boys up to? Don't tell me they're ruining the garden again! (No change needed) 6. I must be off now. My parents are expecting me for dinner. 1. excellent - at - an answer excellent: good at (doing) something, e.g., excellent at singing associate: with (to connect someone or something with another) praise: for (to show approval or admiration of something) 2. experienced - as - an expert experienced: as (used to say what someone's job or position is) concentrate: on (to focus your attention or thoughts on something) provide: with (to give or supply something that someone needs) 3. happy - with (take) pride - in happy: with (pleased about something) take: in (used to show pride in something) congratulate: on (used to express praise or good wishes for an achievement or a special occasion) provide: with (to give or supply something that someone needs) 4. happy - about - a reply - with happy: about (pleased because of something) a reply: to (a response or reaction to something) cooperate: with (to work together and share the work or responsibility) succeed - in (used to show success or achievement in something) 5. proud - of - a report - on proud: of (feeling pleased and satisfied with something you have done) a report: on (about something, used for reports, essays, etc.) deal - with (used to show how you handle or manage something) 6. respected - for - an opportunity - to respected: for (admired or honored for something) an opportunity: to (used to show the purpose or the chance to do something) include: in (to have something or someone as a part of something else) 7. responsible - for responsible: for (having the job or duty of taking care of something) 1. Congratulations Rodney! I'm so happy for you and your wife. 2. I would be more than happy to provide you with our company's catalogue. 3. We supply all major companies with our products. 4. She takes great pride in her work. That's why she's the best in her field. 5. The government will provide housing for the homeless. 6. You shouldn't be proud of yourself. What you did was wrong! 7. The government supplied food and medicine to the victims of the hurricane. 8. The journalist was praised for his report on the starving children of Africa.