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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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651. Never laugh ______ the old persons.

A. At
B. With
C. Of
D. On
E. For

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Answer: At

Explanation Laugh is an intransitive verb. Laugh at someone means کسی پر ہنسنا یا مذاق اڑانا Laugh is generally followed by at Never laugh at the old persons بوڑھے لوگوں پر کبھی نہ ہنسو

652. My husband asked him if he’d ever been convicted ___________a crime.

A. Of
B. By
C. On
D. With

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Answer: Of

Explanation My husband asked him if he’d ever bee n convicted of a crime. We use "of" in "convicted of a crime." Because "convicted" is a verb that is commonly followed by the preposition "of"

653. She informed __________ me of the event.

A. To
B. With
C. Of
D. No Preposition Required
E. Off

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Answer: No Preposition Required

Explanation “ To ” should not be used with the following verbs when followed by an object “Advise, ask, beg, tell, command, encourage, request, inform , thank, welcome, warn, forbid, order, remind, congratulate, compliment” She informed me of the event.

654. She will be staying at the hotel ______ saturday.

A. On
B. Of
C. At
D. Until

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Answer: Until

Explanation She will be staying at the hotel until saturday. وہ ہفتہ تک ہوٹل میں قیام کریں گے۔ " Until " is used to indicate the time up to a specific point.

655. Do you usually go out _____ Saturday evening?

A. On
B. None of these
C. In
D. Within

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Answer: On

Explanation " On " is the correct preposition used with specific days (e.g., on Monday, on Saturday evening). It shows a specific point in time within the week.

656. The flying coach is bound ____ Karachi.

A. for
B. of
C. from
D. in
E. to

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Answer: for

Explanation Bound for is an idiom which means منزل کی جانب رواں دواں This flying coach is bound for Karachi. AGM 02.05.2023

657. He was compensated __________________ the loss of her belongings.

A. None of the above
B. Over
C. For
D. In
E. Against

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Answer: For

Explanation “ Compensate for” means ازالہ کرنا یا معاوضہ ادا کرنا (کسی نقصان پر) Belongings means سامان وغیرہ He was compensated for the loss.

658. It is useless ___ cry now.

A. To
B. Of
C. From
D. By

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Answer: To

Explanation Preposition is used to make relation of words

659. I have no access ______ Education Minister.

A. for
B. with
C. to
D. of

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Answer: to

Explanation We generally use to with access . To is a preposition here. Access to someone means کسی تک رسائی ہونا I have no access to education minister وزیر تعلیم تک میری رسائی نہیں ہے

660. Is he in his room? In the above sentence, the word "In" is a:

A. Preposition
B. None of the above
C. Verb
D. Noun
E. Conjunction

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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. Don’t run around. “Around” is an adverb here Don’t loiter around the street. “Around” is a preposition here Do you want to come in? “In” is an adverb here Is he in his room? “In” is a preposition here

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