Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. 1. I went to the market ……………………… my brother. 2. They took the child …………………….. the doctor. 3. We are waiting ……………………… them. 4. They are waiting ………………………. the lobby. 5. We should not expect anything ……………………. them. 6. I have no interest ………………………. politics. 7. I …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. Lead builds ……………………. (on / up / off) in the body ………………… (across / through / over) repeated exposure and has irreversible effects ………………….. (in / on / at) the nervous system, particularly ………………….. (in / on / with) children. Long term exposure ………………….. (of / to …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. Germs that have been ………………………… space are deadlier than those that stayed behind. Scientists recently took Salmonellas, the germs best known ………………………. food poisoning, to space aboard Space Shuttle STS-115. They wanted to see how space travel would affect the germs. …………………….. (up / with / upon) …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. ……………………….. (At / In / On) 2:45 in the morning ……………………. (of / on / over) August 6, 1945, an American B-29 bomber flew north ……………………… (in / from / by) Tinian Island ……………………… (in / on / over) the Marianas toward Japan . Three and a …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. Mars has almost every feature that earth has. Scientists have already discovered hills, craters, and dry riverbeds …………1…………. (in / on / at) the Red Planet. New images now show that some parts of the Martian landscape might also be dotted …………..2…………… (by / with / of) …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. 1. They are always quarreling …………………… their neighbours. (with / to / of) 2. Do we have to comply ……………………….. this rule? (of / with / to) 3. We are dispensing ………………………… your service because your performance has not been satisfactory. (with / of / for) 4. …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. 1. Cancer is common ……………………… people who smoke. (with / among / between) 2. She confided her fears ……………………………… her mother. (in / to / with) 3. The award was conferred ……………………………. him at the function. (with / on / at) 4. The old man has absolutely …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. We use in and on to talk about the positions of objects. We use into and on to to talk about where things are going. 1. She is sleeping …………………………….. her room. 2. She ran ………………………….. her room crying. 3. The cat is ………………………… the roof. 4. …
Fill in the blanks with at, on or in. Use at to talk about position at a point. Use on to talk about position on a line (e.g. road, river etc.) Use in to talk about position inside large areas or three dimensional spaces. 1. I met her ……………………. the club. (at / in / …
Fill in the blanks with an appropriate preposition. 1. Lack of education was the cause ………………………. his poverty. (for / of / with) 2. His reaction ………………………… my remarks surprised me. (for / at / to) 3. We are hopeful of signing an agreement ……………………………. them. (by / to / with) 4. The last time …
