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Prepositions Exercise

November 8, 2021 B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1See you ............... Monday.
Wrong!
Use "on" with days such as Monday.
2The tourists walked ............... the church quietly.
Wrong!
Use "into" when movement goes from outside to inside a place.
3............... what time does the train arrive?
Wrong!
Use "At" in the question "At what time" to ask for a specific time.
4Mr. Samuel is ............... the phone.
Wrong!
Use "on" in the expression "on the phone".
5I have read almost every novel ............... Dickens.
Wrong!
Use "by" to show the author of a book.
6She hails ............... a small town.
Wrong!
Use "from" after "hails" to mean comes from a place.
7He belongs ............... the local football club.
Wrong!
Use "to" after "belongs" to show membership.
8I went to the market ............... my brother.
Wrong!
Use "with" to show that someone accompanied you.
9You are responsible ............... your actions.
Wrong!
Use "for" after "responsible" to show what someone is accountable for.
10Please fill in the form ............... ink.
Wrong!
Use "in" in the expression "in ink".
11She stood ............... him.
Wrong!
Use "beside" to mean next to someone.
12He decided to quit his job ............... several reasons.
Wrong!
Use "for" in the phrase "for several reasons".

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  1. See you on Monday.
  2. The tourists walked into the church quietly.
  3. At what time does the train arrive?
  4. Mr. Samuel is on the phone.
  5. I have read almost every novel by Dickens.
  6. She hails from a small town.
  7. He belongs to the local football club.
  8. I went to the market with my brother.
  9. You are responsible for your actions.
  10. Please fill in the form in ink.
  11. She stood beside him.
  12. He decided to quit his job for several reasons.

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