Prepositions At, In, To

Fill in the blanks with at, in or to.

Answers

1. We had a jolly time at the party.
2. She was a judge at the beauty contest.
3. He is quite good at learning languages.
4. Freedom can become a monster in the wrong hands.
5. We moored at the next dock for the night.
6. The preacher’s monotonous voice put me to sleep.
7. That incident shook my trust in him.
8. His mode of doing business is offensive to me.
9. The news of his demise was a jolt to me.
10. The injury confined him to a wheelchair.
11. She introduced me to her friends.
12. She refused to listen to me.