Prepositions after verbs (Intermediate / Upper-Intermediate) Test 3

I entirely agree _____ you; that road is very dangerous.

Will you just run _____ the facts again?

Drug abuse brought _____ his death.

He gets _____ 40 cigarettes a day.

He agreed _____ all the proposal we made.

He aimed his gun _____ a policeman, and fired.

People are always accusing me _____ being forgetful.

The condemned man appealed _____ the court for mercy.

Could you run _____ 10 copies of this hand-out, please?

He has applied _____ the banker _____ a loan.

They went _____ sleep for several days.

I must apologize _____ you _____ not answering your letter at once.

I met Mike this morning, he was asking _____ you.

Do not argue _____ a newspaper editor, he can always have the last word.

He never asked me _____ anything.

I know he is always ready to back _____ his friends.

Don’t expect him to approve _____ your design at once.

Beware _____ the dog!

The dictionary belongs _____ me.

The two scientists arrived _____ the same conclusion quite independently.