English by Shanu Rawat Preposition practice session

Preposition practice session

English by Shanu Rawat Preposition practice session
English by Shanu Rawat Preposition practice session
Preposition
practice session
English by Shanu Rawat Preposition practice session

1. You must be aware (a) of

the fact that men (b) / under
25 years of age (c)/ cannot
take examination. (d) / No
error (e)

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2. This is only for officers; (a) /

the reason being this, (b) / no
one under an (c) / officer's
rank needs to apply. (d) / No
error (e)

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3. My income is under Rs.

55000/- per month, (b) / so I
cannot afford a house (c) /
worth more than 35 lac
rupees. (d) / No error (e)

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4. He is exceptionally good (a)

/ in teaching(b)/mathematics
and English (c) / as well. (d) /
No error (e)

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5. Please drive slowly (a) / and

carefully, because (b) / a few
kilometres away (c) / from
here men are in work) / No
error (e)

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6. Believe me or not, (a) / I did

not expect such (b) /
treatment from your
hand/even in my wildest
dream. (d) / No error (e)

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7. If we study with all care and

caution, (a) / we will definitely
get good (b) / marks from the
hands of our Headmaster. (d) /
No error (e)

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8. A few days ago a plane (a) /

crashed and each and (b) /
every person over there (c) /
was alarmed by the crash. No
error (e)

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9. Why should (a) / you be

displeased (b) / with the fun ()
/ of the children? (d) / No
error (e)

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10. You must know (a)/ that

she was very (b) / much glad
with (E) / your performance.
(d) / No error (e)

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11. His mother and father (a)

are vexed with his brother's (c)
/ rude behaviour. (d) / No
error (e)

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12. I don't understand (a) /

why you should be (b)
surprised with this action of
hers? (d) / No error (e)

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13. I shall come (a) / after a

week and till then you must
take care of (c) / things I have
said to you. (d) / No error (e)

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14. For the last ten years, (a) /

he had been suffering from
cancer (b) / and finally he died
from cancer two days ago. (d)/
No error (e)

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15. It was very dense fog (a) /

yesterday morning, therefore,
(b) / the whole city was (c) /
enveloped by mist. / No error
(e)

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16. You ought to hold (a) /

your elders with high esteem,
bi because you are (c) /
nowhere without them. (d) /
No error (e)

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17. All day long they (a) were

occupied with writing letters to
(c) / their near and dear ones.
(d) / No error (e)

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18. Why do you not (a)/look in

the book)/ to get an
appropriate (c) / answer to
this taxing question? (d) / No
error (e)

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19. Since Monday he has been

(a) / working and reason being
this (b) / he is very much (c) /
tired with work. (No error (e)

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20. Until and unless (a) you get

a well-paid job, (b) you can
never be independent (c) /
from my parents. (d) / No
error (e)

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21. I know I have (a) /

committed a blunder (b) / and
I beg pardon from you for
what I have done. (d) / No
error (e)

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22. Poverty comes (a) / from

idleness and (b) / care stems
from(c) true love. (d) / No
error (e)

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23. He is a man (a) / suitable

for this post, (b) / because he
is very quick (c) / in
understanding.)/No error (e)

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24. Whether you accept it (a) /

or not, you must (b) / be
ashamed at this folly of yours.
(d) / No error (e)

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25. You must marry him, (a) /

because he is a man (b) /
possessed with a great (c)/
amount of wealth. (d) / No
error (e)

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26. Ramu closely (a)/

resembles to his father / not
only in physical features (c)/
but also in habits. (d)/ No
error (e)

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27. A quarrel arose between

the five members (a) and for a
time (b)/ it appeared as if the
party (c)/ had been heading
for a split. (d)/ No error (e)

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28. Lata parted (a)/ with her

mother (b)/ with tears but the
journey to Delhi amused her.
(d)/ No error (e)

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29. Found guilty (a)/ on

murder (b)/ the accused was
(c)/ sentenced to death. (d)/
No error (e)

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30. The smuggler yielded (a)/

for the temptation / and fell
into (c)/ the police trap. (d)/
No error

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31. The girl said (a)/ that she

prefer (b)/ the blue gown (c)/
than the black one.(d) / No
error (e)

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32. Instead of (a) his busy and

hard life (b)/ he still retains
(c)/ freshness and robustness.
(d)! No error (e)

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33. He had looked upon me(a)

/ level-eyed for (b)/ a few
moments (c)/ before he spoke.
(d)/ No error (e)

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34. Sitting under the shade

(a)/ of a tree for a while (b)/
made us fresh (c) for the
further journey. (d)/ No error
(e)

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35. I warned him (a)/ for the

danger (b)/ he was going (c)/
to face during the hiking. (d)/
No error (e)

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36. Would you please (a)/ stop

from smoking (b) while the
ceremony is in progress. (c)/
No error (d)

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37. In spite of the fact (a)/ that

the meeting was about to end
(b)/ she insisted to ask several
questions. (c) No error (d)

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38. He sold (a)/ the property

(b) on a (c) good price. (d)/ No
error (e)

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39. I retained (a)/ this boy at

(b)/ the strength of (c)/ his
honesty, (d)/ No error (e)

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40. The doctor advised him

(a)/ to give off smoking (b)/
but he did not (c)/ pay any
heed. (d)/ No error (e)

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41. Their father has left (a)/

behind a huge sum (b)/ to be
distributed (c)/ among the two
brothers. No error (e) /

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42. No effort has been made at

all (a)/ to cash on the
refurnished image of Indian
tennis. (c)/ No error (d)

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43. The elegantly designed

collection (a)/ for ladies has an
emphasis (b)/ with style,
variety and colour. (c) No error
(d)

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44. As soon as he reached the

venue, (a)/ he enquired from
the supervisor (b)/about the
closing time (c)/ of the
examination. (d)/ No error (e)

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45. The leaders of (a)/ the

striking workers (b)/ called for
the(c)/ Directors for
negotiation. (d)/ No error (e)

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46. The police accused him (a)/

for setting fire to the building/
but he denied having been (c)/
in the area on the night of the
fire. (d)/ No error (e)

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47. He deserted the path of

honour (a)/ in order to satisfy
his ambition (b)/ and then
went down for (c) /his doom
very quickly. (d)/ No error (e)

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48. Now-a-days several (a)/

plastic products are superior
(b)/ than similar products /(c)
made from rubber. (d)/ No
error (e)

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49. Left to himself (a)/ Inder

prefers (b)/ travelling by bus
(c)/ than travelling by train.(d)
/ No error (e)

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50. I cannot (a)/ afford for

buying books (b)/ for this
course because (c)/ they are
very expensive. (d)/ No error (e)

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