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    🎯 Mixed Preposition Error Practice 

    1. She is married with a doctor.

    2. I usually listen music when I cook dinner.

    3. What do you usually do on weekend?

    4. He goes in the gym every morning before work.

    5. My brother is very good in music.

    6. I’m really scared about spiders.

    7. I found this recipe in Internet.

    8. We need to discuss about your project.

    9. It depends from the weather.

    10. There’s a small garden on the backyard.

    11. She was scared about going there alone.

    12. He read about the news in Internet.

    13. We had a barbecue on the backyard yesterday.

    14. He’s not good in math, but he’s good in music.

    15. Are you married with someone?

    16. The kids are playing on the backyard.

    17. They were scared about the results.

    18. You can buy everything in Internet now.

    19. The teacher discussed about the results with us.

    20. My cousin is married with her best friend.

    21. I will go in the gym after lunch.

    22. It depends from how much you practice.

    23. Do you want to go in the gym with me today?

    24. We listened music all night at the party.

    25. She likes to relax on weekend.

    26. She likes to listen classical music before bed.

    27. She’s good in drawing but not in music.

    28. Did you discuss about the trip with your team?

    29. Everything depends from your attitude.

    30. We went hiking on weekend.

    🎙 Pronunciation Drill Sentences (15)

    1. He kept mastering his skills for a long period of time, even when people tried to discourage him.

    2. In your childhood, did you ever dream of a practical job or something wild, like becoming a character in a movie?

    3. Some people take their work for granted, but for me, it’s an important part of who I am.

    4. That idea sounds absolutely unnatural — I mean, who would use an artificial currency for real?

    5. I’ll be blunt — if you want more work opportunities, you need to make more contacts.

    6. My career started in Japan, but I later moved to Australia for better service and growth.

    7. It doesn’t matter if you’re a genius or not — what counts is that you keep doing the hard stuff.

    8. That was the most awkward episode I’ve ever seen, especially when the character just stared silently.

    9. It’s a broad topic, and it takes months of understanding and referral from others to truly get it.

    10. I thought you were joking, but you were being very serious about that career change.

    11. He’s not a potential candidate, mostly because his answers were vague and his tone felt awkward.

    12. Many people take dreams for granted, but in childhood, they meant everything to us.

    13. She tried to accept a more practical job, but her dreams kept pulling her back.

    14. Do you hear the difference between three and tree? One has a clear /θ/, the other starts with /t/.

    15. Working in service for six months taught me a lot about patience and understanding others.

    ✍️ Fill in the Gaps: Prepositions & Relative Clauses

    1. I usually buy clothes ___ the Internet.

    2. She felt nervous ___ the meeting yesterday.

    3. I always drink coffee ___ work to stay focused.

    4. Are you scared ___ flying or public speaking?

    5. It really depends ___ my mood whether I want to go out or stay in.

    6. We discussed the problem ___ the meeting, but no one had a clear solution.

    7. I often rely ___ my best friend when I need advice.

    8. I admire people ___ take risks and follow their dreams.

    9. That’s the film ___ made me cry at the end.

    10. He’s someone ___ I trust completely.

    11. I don’t like things ___ waste my time.

    12. She has a job ___ requires her to travel a lot.

    13. I need a phone ___ has a better camera.

    14. Do you know anyone ___ works in Australia?

    💬 Speaking Task: Fill in the Gaps – Prepositions & Relative Clauses

    Instructions: Complete the questions with appropriate prepositions and relative pronouns (who, that, which, etc.). Then discuss them.

    1. What type of music or content do you usually find ___ the Internet?

    2. Are you scared ___ any animals or situations ___ most people think are harmless?

    3. Can you think of things ___ really motivate you ___ work?

    4. What’s something important that you usually depend ___ every day?

    5. Have you ever said something awkward ___ the meeting and regretted it later?

    6. Do you prefer working with people ___ are more logical or more creative? Why?

    7. What are some things ___ make a team more productive ___ work?

    8. Have you met any people ___ inspire you to grow professionally?

    9. What kind ___ products or services do you usually buy ___ the Internet, and why?

    10. Is there anything you’re still a little scared ___ even as an adult?

    11. Who do you usually depend ___ when you’re under stress or pressure?

    12. What’s the most interesting discussion you’ve had ___ the meeting recently?

    13. Do you like people ___ are always honest, even if it hurts?

    14. What are some things ___ you think should never be shared ___ the Internet?

    15. How do you usually deal with conflicts ___ work?