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Prepositions Exercise

April 30, 2019 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition.
Progress 0 of 12 answered
1He was deaf ............... our pleas for help.
Wrong!
Deaf is followed by to.
2Physical activity is beneficial ............... health.
Wrong!
We say beneficial to something or somebody.
3Are you conscious ............... your rights and responsibilities?
Wrong!
4She refused to comply ............... my request.
Wrong!
We say comply with.
5The honor was conferred ............... him at the convocation.
Wrong!
6He congratulated me ............... my new job.
Select 2 answers.
Wrong!
Congratulate can be followed by on or for.
7He is thoroughly conversant ............... the problem.
Wrong!
Conversant is followed by with.
8The manager called ............... an explanation from the cashier.
Wrong!
9I don’t care ............... your opinion. If I want to do something, I will do it.
Wrong!
To care about something is to think that it is important.
10He fell ............... suspicion.
Wrong!
When you fall under something, you become affected by it.
11The inspector has promised to inquire ............... the complaint.
Wrong!
To inquire into is the look into or probe.
12He inquired ............... homes for sale.
Wrong!
To inquire about is to ask about.
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. He was deaf to our pleas for help.
  2. Physical activity is beneficial to health.
  3. Are you conscious of your rights and responsibilities?
  4. She refused to comply with my request.
  5. The honor was conferred on him at the convocation.
  6. He congratulated me on/for my new job.
  7. He is thoroughly conversant with the problem.
  8. The manager called for an explanation from the cashier.
  9. I don’t care about your opinion. If I want to do something, I will do it.
  10. He fell under suspicion.
  11. The inspector has promised to inquire into the complaint.
  12. He inquired about homes for sale.
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