Appropriate Prepositions — Primary Teacher — পৃষ্ঠা 3

Appropriate Prepositions: ইংরেজি, Primary Teacher পাঠ ও 151টি প্রশ্নের অনুশীলন। পৃষ্ঠা 3/4।

I beg mercy — the principal.
- of
- to
- on
- from
One of the four sentences given in each question is grammatically wrong. That alternative is your answer:
- Neither you nor I am in a sound position.
- Laziness is detrimental for Success.
- He begged the favour of my granting him leave.
- Your action is not in conformity with the law.
Your conduct admits — no excuse.
- to
- for
- of
- at
Rizvi requested Rini — telephone to attend the meeting.
- over
- through
- with
- by
Many prefer donating money — distributing clothes.
- than
- but
- to
- without
Julia has been ill — three months.
- Since
- about
- in
- for
There is no alternative — training.
- to
- for
- them
- of
Which of the following sentences is the correct one?
- Paper is made of wood.
- Paper is made from wood.
- Paper is made by wood.
- Paper is made on wood.
What will be the correct preposition to complete the sentence?
‘I am not good — translation’
- in
- about
- with
- at
Hurry up! We have to go — five minutes.
- in
- on
- by
- for
Choose the correct sentence.
- The train is cunning in time.
- The train is running on time.
- The train is running with time.
- The train is running to time.
My brother has no interest — music.
- for
- in
- with
- at
He is devoid — commonsense.
- of
- from
- introduction
- at
I should appreciate it if you could complete this work — Thursday.
- till
- until
- upto
- by
He divided the money — the two children.
- Over
- In between
- Among
- Between
He has been ill — Friday last.
- From
- On
- In
- Since
I finally killed the fly — a rolled up newspaper.
- by
- with
- through
- from
The man died — overeating.
- by
- of
- for
- from
What are you so angry —?
- about
- at
- with
- for
The children were entrusted — the care of their uncle.
- with
- for
- to
- at
He Parted — his friends in tears.
- With
- from
- Against
- beside
I decided to go — with my friend as I needed some exercise.
- to a walk
- for a walk
- for a walking
- walk
My friend always goes home — foot.
- by
- with
- on a
- on
We need two hundred dollars — this to pay for everything.
- as well
- also
- beside
- besides
My wife reminded me —.
- of my appointment
- to go my appointment
- to my appointment
- my appointment
I don't think you will have any difficulty — a driving license.
- to get
- in getting
- for getting
- get
The ministers arrived ... a decision last night.
- to
- at
- on
- by
The government gave — the demands of the people.
- in to
- in
- to
- over to
The Second world war broke — in September, 1939.
- through
- away
- out
- in
Identify the correct sentence—
- She had faith in and hopes for the future.
- She had faith and hopes for the future.
- She had faith and hopes in the future.
- She had faith and hopes in future.
The captain left the boat, because it —
- turned down
- turned up
- Turned bottom
- turned over
Choose the right preposition for the sentence:
She argued — me about the marriage.
- with
- for
- to
- from
Choose the right preposition for the sentence I count — your help.
- after
- upon
- for
- with
Government has been entrusted — elected politicians.
- with
- for
- to
- at
He has paid the penalty — his crimes — five years in prison.
- for, with
- at, by
- about, at
- after, in
In spite of my requests, he did not —
- give in
- fall in
- get off
- give forth
He fantasized — winning the lottery.
- with
- from
- after
- about
He divided the money — the two children.
- among
- between
- in between
- over
The tree has been blown — by the strong wind.
- away
- up
- off
- out
The intellectual can no longer be said to live — the margins of society.
- against
- beyond
- inside
- before
Almost everyone fails — on the first try.
- in passing
- to his driver's test
- to have passed his driver's test
- passing his driver's test
Are you doing anything special — the weekend?
Fill in the gap with appropriate preposition.
- in
- for
- on
- at
Trying unitedly we were able to have our project approved against strong oppositions.
Which of the following says nearly the same as ‘against’ above?
- in the wake of
- in the guise of
- in the plea of
- in the teeth of
The walls of our house have been painted ... green.
Which is the correct preposition in the blank above?
- on preposition
- by
- in
- with
Now-a-days many villages are lit ... electricity.
Which is the correct preposition in the above blank?
- with
- by
- from
- on
We have recently entered ... an agreement with the Inland co-operative society. Which of the following best fits in the blank space?
- on preposition
- upon
- in
- into
Fill in the blanks ‘what is the time — your watch?’
- by
- in
- at
- with
Fill in blank ‘He has assured me...safety’
- with
- at
- for
- of
‘He has been ill-Friday last’ Fill in the blank.
- since
- in
- from
- on
What will be the correct preposition to complete the sentence? ‘I am not bad — tennis’
- in
- at
- about
- with