His role requires him ___ public trust and transparency., drawing attention at, to draw attention to, draw attention on, drawing attention to, After the scandal, several employees were accused of ___ by their colleagues., a) being ostracised, ostracising, to ostracise, ostracized , She ___ her professional reputation after the failure., strove improving, strove to improve, was striving improve, had been stove to improve, A sense of tension seemed ___ over the room as the results were announced., hovering, was hovering, to hover, had been hovering, He wrinkled his forehead, clearly ___ the question., to not comprehend, not comprehending, The report aims ___ attention to the risks of climate inaction., drawing, to draw, draw, at drawing, He felt obliged ___ the issue before it deteriorated further., addressing, adressed, address, to address, The discussion degenerated ___ a personal attack rather than a constructive debate., into, to, in, on, She was criticised for ___ the speaker instead of engaging with the argument., mocking, to mock, mock, not mocking , Brace yourself ___ the feedback — it may be harsh., for, before, about, to.

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