Insert prepositions and postpositions where necessary. a. This cartoon refers 1 the problem of global warming

a. This cartoon refers …¹ the problem of global warming. (SB, p.65)

b. You have to have pride …² what you do. (SB, p.66)

c. We insist …³ cutting waste and reducing energy. (SB, p.66)

d. Customers are quick to apply …⁴ grants for local projects. (SB, p.67)

e. One recent catalog featured a customer sporting …⁵ an insulated Patagonia guide jacket. (SB, p.67)

f. It sells its products …⁶ retail outlets and …⁷ mail order. (SB, p.68)

g. They make jackets …⁸ recycled bottles. (SB, p.68)

h. The company offers courses to its employees …⁹ non-violent demonstrations. (SB, p.68)

i. The company runs its affairs …¹⁰ an ethical and honest manner. (SB, p.68)

j. Many countries organize separate waste collections …¹¹ glass and paper. (SB, p.70)

k. It still provides a philosophical challenge …¹² any retailer. (WB, p.42)

l. We are doing to discuss this issue …¹³ the meeting this afternoon. (WB, p.43)

m. Who can advise …¹⁴ the best ways to design packaging? (WB, p.43)

n. They have produced strong arguments …¹⁵ favour of consuming environmentally friendly products. (WB, p.44)

o. It is illegal …¹⁶ British law. (WB, p.44)

p. These essays addressed …¹⁷ environmental issues. (SB, p.67)

q. In spite …¹⁸ the present recession, the long-term economic outlook is optimistic. (SB, p.70)

r. Despite …¹⁹ rising costs, they are keeping their prices low. (SB, p.70)

s. Despite …²⁰ the fact that our supplies were late, we can reach our output deadline. (SB, p.70)

t. In spite …²¹ a fall …²² sales in the 90s, Patagonia’s reputation …²³ high quality didn’t decline. (SB, p.70)

u. Despite …²⁴ the efforts made by hemp supporters, it is still illegal under British law to plant hemp. (WB, p.44)

v. The hemp campaigners have run …²⁵ opposition in spite …²⁶ all the arguments that they have produced in its favour. (WB, p.44)

w. Local journalists wrote articles aimed …²⁷ raising awareness of the projects. (SB, p.72)