Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. Reasonably enough, it is illegal in Britain to use a handheld mobile phone ... ... .

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. ... ... at all, you should check that your vehicle is in good working order.

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. Nor should you pull out into traffic ... ... in your mirror and ... ... your intention to any other road users.

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. Many animals, including human beings, enjoy having a little 'digestive rest' ... ... a meal.

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. ... ... to the High School, she has become a much more mature and confident young woman.

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. All staff are reminded to wear the appropriate safety clothing and equipment ... ... on this site.

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. They managed to get snarled up in the traffic ... ... half-an-hour early.

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. The caterers have put themselves to a lot of trouble ... ... the decorations are perfect.

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. That is not the sort of language to use ... ... formally to anyone of importance, such as your employer.

Pick the most sensible version that includes the '[preposition] + -ING' structure. When we say that a criminal is 'caught red-handed', the suggestion is that they are covered in blood ... ... someone.