I took ____ walking hoping ____ lose some weight.
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I took ____ walking hoping ____ lose some weight.
The child responded to his mother’s demands ____ throwing a tantrum.
He has been ill ____ Friday last.
We walked ____ the end of the road.
We are thinking about ____ a new project.
We want to start the meeting ____ , So please don’t be late.
New computer software is often incompatible ____ older?
The group aims at keeping the party ____.
They called ____ tomorrow’s meeting.
What happened to him? Why is he going ____ fours?
Asked the boss to put ____ the meeting until tomorrow.
Thanks ____ his timely rescue, the child escaped death.
The Lawyers looked ____ the papers carefully.
His father brought a car ____ hire.
Please lend me a hand ____ this trunk.
She applied for a promotion twice, but she was turned ____.
The winter has set ____ very late this year.
Water eats ____ irons.
Every mother yearns ____ her child.
The writer was popular ____ young readers.