He wasinvolved ___planning thedemonstration.There hasbeenimprovement___ humanrights.This showsa disregard___ humanrights.This posesa threat___ lifeand liberty.This is aform ___protest.Shewarned me___ thedanger.They hadto resort___violence.Theyappealed___ calm.Many peoplefeelsympathy___ thecause.They limitthemselves___ civildisobedience.Peacefulprotest ispreferable___violence.Weagreed___ theplan.They feltjustified ___defendingthemselves.This is animprovement___ the lastversion.They restrictthemselves___ non-violentprotest.Theywarned us___ goingthere.They haveno sympathy___ peoplewho breakthe law.They liveunder thethreat ___imprisonment.Theseoptions areavailable___ them.You can’texcuse them___ theiractions.There areno othermeans ___protest.We areresponsible___ our ownactions.She insisted___ takingpart in theprotest.There wereprotests___ thenew law.I differ___ himon thisissue.I disapprove___ peoplebreaking thelaw.They arestronglyopposed ___violence.Theydefendedthemselves___attackers.That wouldbe adanger ___democracy.Myopiniondiffers ___yours.This couldresult ___moreviolence.The ideaappeals___ youngpeople.Hediscouragedme ___joining theprotest.He wasaccused ___encouragingviolence.He wasintent ___destroyingthe system.He wasinvolved ___planning thedemonstration.There hasbeenimprovement___ humanrights.This showsa disregard___ humanrights.This posesa threat___ lifeand liberty.This is aform ___protest.Shewarned me___ thedanger.They hadto resort___violence.Theyappealed___ calm.Many peoplefeelsympathy___ thecause.They limitthemselves___ civildisobedience.Peacefulprotest ispreferable___violence.Weagreed___ theplan.They feltjustified ___defendingthemselves.This is animprovement___ the lastversion.They restrictthemselves___ non-violentprotest.Theywarned us___ goingthere.They haveno sympathy___ peoplewho breakthe law.They liveunder thethreat ___imprisonment.Theseoptions areavailable___ them.You can’texcuse them___ theiractions.There areno othermeans ___protest.We areresponsible___ our ownactions.She insisted___ takingpart in theprotest.There wereprotests___ thenew law.I differ___ himon thisissue.I disapprove___ peoplebreaking thelaw.They arestronglyopposed ___violence.Theydefendedthemselves___attackers.That wouldbe adanger ___democracy.Myopiniondiffers ___yours.This couldresult ___moreviolence.The ideaappeals___ youngpeople.Hediscouragedme ___joining theprotest.He wasaccused ___encouragingviolence.He wasintent ___destroyingthe system.

Dependent prepositions - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. He was involved ___ planning the demonstration.
  2. There has been improvement ___ human rights.
  3. This shows a disregard ___ human rights.
  4. This poses a threat ___ life and liberty.
  5. This is a form ___ protest.
  6. She warned me ___ the danger.
  7. They had to resort ___ violence.
  8. They appealed ___ calm.
  9. Many people feel sympathy ___ the cause.
  10. They limit themselves ___ civil disobedience.
  11. Peaceful protest is preferable ___ violence.
  12. We agreed ___ the plan.
  13. They felt justified ___ defending themselves.
  14. This is an improvement ___ the last version.
  15. They restrict themselves ___ non-violent protest.
  16. They warned us ___ going there.
  17. They have no sympathy ___ people who break the law.
  18. They live under the threat ___ imprisonment.
  19. These options are available ___ them.
  20. You can’t excuse them ___ their actions.
  21. There are no other means ___ protest.
  22. We are responsible ___ our own actions.
  23. She insisted ___ taking part in the protest.
  24. There were protests ___ the new law.
  25. I differ ___ him on this issue.
  26. I disapprove ___ people breaking the law.
  27. They are strongly opposed ___ violence.
  28. They defended themselves ___ attackers.
  29. That would be a danger ___ democracy.
  30. My opinion differs ___ yours.
  31. This could result ___ more violence.
  32. The idea appeals ___ young people.
  33. He discouraged me ___ joining the protest.
  34. He was accused ___ encouraging violence.
  35. He was intent ___ destroying the system.