Noun with preposition

Some nouns are followed by specific prepositions. For example the noun relationship is always followed by with.
E.g. "She has a really good relationship with her mother."

In the following sentences, can you decide which preposition we need to use? Good luck!

Lesson by Caroline

Link: Prepositions plus '-ing'
Link: Adjectives + Prepositions

Now use the correct combinations to make your own example sentences.

• 1. I really need a BREAK ___ drinking alcohol!
  
  from
  at
  of
  
  
• 2. Her skin has a really bad REACTION __ the sun.
  
  with
  to
  at
  
  
• 3. There has been a huge RISE ___ food prices recently.
  
  at
  in
  with
  
  
• 4. I think I have an ADDICTION ___ chocolate.
  
  with
  about
  to
  
  
• 5. I have huge RESPECT ___ my teachers at school, now I know how hard it can be!
  
  in
  with
  for
  
  
• 6. I went on a date on Tuesday and I felt a real CONNECTION ___ him.
  
  about
  at
  with
  
  
• 7. I had no CONTROL ___ the England team losing that game!
  
  over
  for
  about
  
  
• 8. There was a huge SEARCH ___ my missing camera, but nobody found it.
  
  for
  with
  at
  
  
• 9. She caused huge DAMAGE ___ his car when she crashed into it.
  
  to
  for
  about
  
  
• 10. I didn't think there was any REASON ___ him to shout at me.
  
  for
  to
  between