Grammar: Join Sentences

I'd like to congratulate you ...
1. in giving such an impressive speech.
2. on giving such an impressive speech.
3. through giving such an impressive speech.
4. because you gave such an impressive speech.
You ought to be ashamed
1. that you spoke to your father so rudely!
2. by speaking to your father so rudely!
3. at speaking to your father so rudely!
4. speaking to your father so rudely!
He caught flu ...
1. because he went out without a coat on.
2. because of going out without a coat on.
3. through going out without a coat on.
4. by going out without a coat on.
He didn't get the opportunity ...
1. of kissing her before she left.
2. kissing her before she left.
3. about kissing her before she left.
4. to kiss her before she left.
He wants to insure himself ...
1. for having an accident.
2. by having an accident.
3. against having an accident.
4. about having an accident
That low wall will not prevent ...
1. escaping the prisoners.
2. escaping for the prisoners.
3. the prisoners from escaping.
4. the prisoners escaping.
The result will depend ...
1. in when you finish the test.
2. for when you finish the test.
3. on when you finish the test.
4. by when you finish the test.
I'm thinking ...
1. to do a long holiday.
2. of having a long holiday.
3. about having a long holiday.
4. of spending a long holiday.