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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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131. Fill in the blank "Aslam is senior ________ me "

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Answer: to

Explanation To use as a preposition. meaning of To , like “toward” & “until.”

132. He discussed ___________ the topic with me.

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Answer: No Preposition Required

Explanation Certain words when used in “Active Voice” are not followed by any preposition. “Accompany, affect, consider, compromise, emphasize, resemble, ensure, attack, invade, order, reach, describe, discuss , tell” etc. He discussed the topic with me.

133. My favorite place to walk is the park _____ the street.

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Answer: Across

Explanation The correct phrase is " across the street ", meaning on the opposite side. Across can be used as a preposition . It indicates movement or position from one side to the other of something with boundaries, like a road, river, or room.

134. He has great affection _____ me.

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Answer: For

Explanation Affection is always followed by for . For is a preposition here. Affection is a noun here. Affection means پیار یا لگاؤ

135. I did it ___ mistake.

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Answer: by

Explanation Prepositions are words that are used to show relation of a noun to another element (noun/adjective/verb) in the sentence. Prepositions of Agency or Instrumentality are used to link a person or thing to the action/activity that it does.

136. He accept the car in lien___ his claim ___ Rs 455000

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Answer: of, for

Explanation "He accepted the car in lien of his claim for Rs. 4,55,000." This phrase means "instead of." So, he accepted the car instead of the money he was owed. For: This preposition indicates the amount of the claim.

137. The store is _____ the park.

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Answer: Near

Explanation " Near " indicates proximity , meaning the store is close to the park . Example : "The store is near the park."

138. The opposite word of FISSURE is_____?

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Answer: United

Explanation Fissure means دراڑ یا شگاف Fissure Synonym: Split , Fracture Fissure Antonym: United

139. He is good _____ playing the piano.

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Answer: At

Explanation He is good at playing the piano. وہ پیانو بجانے میں اچھا ہے۔ The correct preposition after " good " when referring to a skill or activity is " at ." Example : She is good at singing.

140. They are very grateful _________ your kindness.

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Answer: For

Explanation Generally grateful is followed by for . Grateful for something means کسی چیز کیلئے احسان مند ہونا Grateful to someone means کسی انسان کا احسان مند ہونا They are very grateful for your kindness.

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