Choose the correct preposition.
1. Everything you hear FROM / ABOUT / TO him is true.
2. I assume you haven't heard ABOUT / OF / FROM your mother.
3. I still think OF / ON / FOR you as family.
4. You don't dream ON / OF / FOR going to a boring place. You dream FOR / ON / OF going to Tahiti.
5. Look, you can complain AT / TO / WITH whoever you want.
6. Seems you need to be reminded ON / FOR / ABOUT the rules on contraband weapons.
7. Your neighbour has complained TO / ABOUT / FOR your loud music.
8. He's never heard FROM / ABOUT / OF germs.
9. We'll see if I dream ON / ABOUT / WITH him tonight.
10. At the clinic, she complained OF / FOR / WITH migraines.
11. Every day I look INTO / UPON / FOR your face, and I am reminded ABOUT / BY / OF your dearly departed mother...
12. Sweetie, think FOR / ABOUT / ON this in practical terms.
13. ‘You're not staying here tonight, Lillian.’
‘I wouldn't dream
ABOUT /
ON /
OF
it.’