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Preposition MCQs and revision practice

Study Preposition through multiple-choice questions in English. This subtopic contains 1966 practice questions. Read the wording carefully, compare the options and attempt an answer before checking the solution in learning mode.

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Preposition: questions and answer review

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121. The film was different ___ what i had been expecting.

فلم مختلف تھی ___ جس کی میں توقع کر رہا تھا۔

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Answer: from

Explanation From used to show someone's position or point of view You can see the island from here. from something (to something) used to show the range of something The temperature varies from 80 degrees to minus 10.

122. He came ________ the room and jumped _________ the swimming pool.

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Answer: Out of, into

Explanation The preposition in denotes located inside or within. The preposition into denotes motion. He came out of the room means وہ کمرے سے باہر آیا AGM25.01.23

123. His father deals ......... old cars.

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Answer: In

Explanation His father deals in old cars. اس کے والد پرانی گاڑیوں کا کاروبار کرتے ہیں۔ "deal in" is the correct phrase when referring to trading items.

124. He jumped off the train. In the above sentence, the word "Off" is a/an:

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Answer: Preposition

Explanation Several words are sometimes used as adverbs or sometimes used as prepositions . A word is a preposition when it governs a noun or a pronoun, It is an adverb when it does not. The wheel came off. “ Off ” is an adverb here He jumped off the train. “ Off ” is a preposition here

125. The people of Iran staged a revolt ______ their shah.

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Answer: Against

Explanation The people of Iran staged a revolt against their shah. ایران کے لوگوں نے اپنے شاہ کے خلاف بغاوت کر دی۔ ** Against is best to keep the meaning of the original sentence use prepositions against: Preposition We must continue the struggle for justice and against injustice

126. Are you coming to ____ Party

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Answer: The

Explanation Are you coming to the Party. Here we are talking about a particular party. We use article the for specific things. ****** RY 23-12-2022

127. Take care _____ your health.

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Answer: Of

Explanation The correct phrase is " take care of " when referring to looking after something or someone. Correct sentence: "Take care of your health."

128. The Principal will preside ______ the function.

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Answer: Over

Explanation Preside over is a phrasal verb. Preside over means صدارت کرنا He will preside over the function.

129. Do not meddle ______ my affairs.

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Answer: In

Explanation The correct sentence is: Do not meddle in my affairs. میرے معاملات میں مداخلت نہ کریں۔ The preposition " in " is used to indicate involvement or interference in someone's business or matters.

130. We have run out ______ groceries and provisions.

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Answer: Of

Explanation The phrase " run out of " is a common English expression meaning to have no more of something. So, "We have run out of groceries and provisions" is grammatically and idiomatically correct.

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