1. She could Master______courage to oppose her.
2. I miss took the old bearded man _____
a professor.
3. She has decided to go in__engineering.
4. The teacher prevailed____ me to join the sports Club.
5. They had not renovated there ancestral house ____ 1995.
6. Many useful goods are made ____ jute.
7. The houses in Japan are made _____ wood.
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1. In
2. As
3. To
4. To
5. Since
6. Of
7. Of
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1. up
2. for
3. for
4. on
5. since
6. of
7. of
Explanation:
- Pronouns can be described as words governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun.
- They express a relation to another word or element in the sentence.
- Phrasal Verb can be described as an idiomatic phrase consisting of a verb and another element, typically either an adverb.
- It is a function word that typically combines with a noun phrase to form a phrase that usually expresses a modification or predication.
1. She could muster up the courage to oppose her.
- 'In' preposition is used to refer to a place
- If one 'musters up' a feeling of courage or energy, then the person trying hard to find that quality in themselves because they need it in order to do something.
- It follows the to with the infinitive form of the verb.
2. I mistook the old bearded man for a professor.
- 'Mistook for' is used when a person wrongly identifies someone or something as.
3. She has decided to go in for engineering.
- 'Go in for something' means to choose something as a subject of study or as your career.
4. The teacher prevailed on me to join the Sports Club.
- 'Prevailed on' means to ask or persuade (someone) to do something.
5. They had not renovated their ancestral house since 1995.
- Since is used to refer to a point in time in the past.
6. Many useful goods are made of jute.
- 'Made of' is used when we talk about the basic material or qualities of something.
- It means the same as 'composed of'.
7. The houses in Japan are made of wood.
- 'Made of' is used when we talk about the basic material or qualities of something.
- It means the same as 'composed of'.
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