Choose the correct preposition.
1. A table isn’t there for me to bump WITH / INTO / ON.
2. Do you know how much they spend FOR / IN / ON advertising?
3. We provide you WITH / TO / FOR everything.
4. They must not succeed ON / IN / WITH achieving their objective.
5. Opera enthusiasts are divided IN / TO / INTO opposing “clubs”, supporting one singer over another.
6. He insisted TO / ON / IN coming to see you himself.
7. People were crushed AT / TO / INTO the back of the truck.
8. I would prefer your honest “No” FROM / TO / FOR standing at the altar alone.
9. He has supplied them FOR / TO / WITH medical certificates.
10. I saw his eyes fill OF / WITH / BY tears.
11. The particles collide WITH / ON / TO each other.