It took me a while to get ___ of the new software., a) a sense, b) the hang, Instead of dwelling ___ one bad result, try to work out what you can learn from it., a) on, b) over, She gradually came ___ terms with the fact that the project had failed., a) into, b) to, Most of what I know about management, I learnt ___ the job rather than at university., a) on, b) at, It’s one thing to understand the theory and another to put it ___ practice., a) into, b) in, Despite a difficult start, she continued to make ___ progress throughout the course., a) stable, b) steady, It took the team several weeks to get to ___ with the new regulations., a) grips, b) terms, Some skills are best learnt ___ trial and error rather than by following strict instructions., a) across, b) through, Taking on unfamiliar challenges is a good way to step ___ your comfort zone., a) outside, b) beyond, Reading widely helps me keep myself intellectually ___., a) motivated, b) stimulated, Dealing with difficult situations can help people ___ resilience over time., a) develop, b) increase, She managed to bounce ___ from the setback much faster than anyone expected., a) back, b) away, Talking to someone often helps me put things ___ perspective., a) under, b) into, Before trying again, we need to figure ___ exactly what went wrong., a) out, b) up, Strong learners tend to treat failure ___ feedback rather than as proof that they are not capable., a) like, b) as

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