English Prepositions

Say what you like but I simply don't understand what she's over to — it just doesn't make sense.

Are you up to the game of cricket or doesn't it interest you in the slightest?

Please read this document out before you make your mind up because it's very important to understand the details.

Up and over again I've warned you that doing that is very dangerous and now I hope you'll believe me.

I'm feeling a little below the weather today and I just don't know what's wrong with me.

Charlie is always on it from morning till night — he's probably the hardest worker I've ever met.

I'll go across with you on the first point but I'm afraid I can't possibly agree with you on points two and three.

Try as hard as they will but I'm afraid they'll never come on to the standard that is required by the committee.

He's an on and on supporter of that political party and nothing you can say will make him change his mind.

I'm sorry to have to say this but I'm afraid we're out with your company because we can no longer trust them.