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Verbs with Prepositions Practice | Interactive English Grammar Exercise
Verbs with prepositions practice for B1 English learners. This interactive grammar exercise practises break into, invite to, translate from and into, cut into, believe in, concentrate on, happen to, run into, believe someone, specialise in, split into and drive into.

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1. You broke IN / INTO / TO my apartment and stole my gun.

2. I could say I'd been invited FOR / AT / TO a cocktail party.

3. Special thanks to those who translate FROM / OF / IN French TO / INTO / IN other languages.

4. The card should be cut IN / INTO / TO 30 pieces.

5. I love you because you sincerely believe ON / AT / IN that goal.

6. I can't concentrate ON / IN / AT a movie right now.

7. I couldn't forgive myself if anything happened WITH / TO / ON you.

8. It's always nice to run AT / WITH / INTO friends.

9. Tommy told me he didn't kill anyone, and I believe IN / / TO him.

10. I've been led to believe that you specialise ON / IN / AT providing personalised horoscopes.

11. In this example, the image has been split IN / TO / INTO two separate images.

12. I fell asleep at the wheel and drove INTO / IN / AT a bollard.