ENGLISH VOCABULARY - FCE - NOUN AND PREPOSITION

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1) The manager arranged for his transfer another football club.

CORRECT! TRANSFER TO STH

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2) What is the proper relationship science and religion?

CORRECT! RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SB/STH AND SB/STH

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3) The high crime rate in the UK has its roots widespread unemployment and poverty.

CORRECT! ROOT IN STH

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4) Climate change has no respect borders and affects all.

CORRECT! RESPECT FOR SB/STH

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5) His unhappy childhood was the origin his problems later in life.

CORRECT! ORIGIN OF STH

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6) She's only seen a short extract the play.

CORRECT! EXTRACT FROM STH

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7) The combination of drugs given to Michael Jackson on the day he died was a recipe disaster.

CORRECT! RECIPE FOR STH

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8) Although he doesn't love her, he has no intention leaving her.

CORRECT! INTENTION OF (DOING) STH

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9) Broken roads in the capital pose a serious threat motorists.

CORRECT! THREAT TO SB/STH

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10) Shane is an authority nineteenth century painting.

CORRECT! AUTHORITY ON STH

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1)	transfer to sth	the act of moving sb/sth from one place to another
2)	relationship between sth	the way in which things are connected
3)	root(s) in sth	the cause or origin of something bad
4)	respect for sb/sth	polite behaviour towards or care for somebody
5)	origin of sth	the point or place where something begins or is created
6)	extract from sth	a passage selected from a book, play etc.
7)	recipe for sth	an idea that seems likely to have a particular result
8)	intention of sth	what a person plans or intends to do
9)	threat to sb/sth	someone or something that could cause trouble, harm
10)	authority on sth	a person with special knowledge

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