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Blank needs 'fare'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'trust'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'accompanied'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'Pair'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'affected'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'faster'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'highly paid'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'obsession'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'has'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'disdain'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
Blank needs 'Nonetheless'; context demands this word grammatically.
Ref: British Council grammar guide explains adjective fond always followed by preposition of standard collocation pattern English usage.
'The teacher was too' means 'The teacher was so angry' in context; usage confirms synonymy.
Ref: Cambridge Dictionary vocabulary context confirms word meaning compiled gathered collected from authentic manuscript sources accurately verified standard reference.
