50.Prepositions (119)(AltE1stYr/AltE2ndYr/HS2ndYr/TDC1stSem/AEC101)

1. Everybody is afraid of death.
2. The hunter aimed at the tiger.
3. I congratulated him on his success.
4. She takes delight in music.
5. I haven't seen him since five days.
6. Happiness consists in speaking the truth.
7. The beggar boy lives by begging.
8. John is late for school.
9. This product is made in China.
10. She is fond of books.
11. A greedy man hankers after money.
12. A busy person has no time to waste.
13. The old man lives by begging.
14. What is the time by your watch?
15. He sat on a chair.
16. I work at night nine to eleven.
17. I cannot accept less than three rupees for it.
18. Many people die of malaria.
19. Everyone longs for peace.
20. I differ with you on this point.
21. All the players agreed to divide the cash prize among themselves without any argument.
22. He goes to office on foot.
23. Right from his childhood he used to prefer sports to studies.
24. It is very difficult to cope with three jobless children.
25. You are junior to me.
26. She was acquitted of all the charges against her.
27. She was admitted to the hospital as she suffered from heart attack.
28. The officer is angry with the clerk.
29. The ball is in the box.
30. The ball is on the table.
31. Take off (separation) your hat.
32. You cannot compare an apple to (comparison is between different things) an orange.
33. You can compare an apple with (comparison between same thing) another apple.
34. The sky is above (sky is not moving) us.
35. The birds are flying over (birds are moving) us.
36. The cat is sitting under the table.
37. Millions of Indians still live below the poverty line.
38. We could not find something below the surface of water.
39. The road goes through the forest.
40. The road goes across the desert.
41. I'll meet you in the morning.
42. The meeting starts at 3 p.m.
43. I usually stay home at night.
44. I'll call you at 6.O' clock.
45. She came on Monday.
46. She came in March.
47. I was born in 1979.
48. I was born on 2nd March 1979.
49. They managed to complete the work in two weeks.
50. She played a trick on me.
51. I'll help you in a minute.
52. At the moment I am cooking.
53. He's due to arrive on 14th Feb.
54. I liked to go to swimming in summer.
55. I'm working on my difficult areas of studies.
56. He took revenge on me.
57. This house is superior to mine.
58. Sit at the door.
59. You must finish the work before ten O' clock.
60. Write in ink.
61. I regret at the delay.
62. I have resigned from the post.
63. I have ordered for some books.
64. I met him on my way to school.
65. The police investigated into the matter.
66. I am searching for my book.
67. You have not replied to my brother.
68. I wrote to my mother yesterday.
69. He enquired into the matter.
70. What are you talking about?
71. I have no house to live in.
72. Tibet is to the North of India.
73. Send these letters to my address.
74. He bathes in cold water.75. Is the train running to time?
76. Open your book at page 30.
77. I was appointed to the post of a clerk in the bank.
78. It is quarter to nine by my watch.
79. Life is compared to a battlefield.
80. He has not met me since long.
81. She was born at Sonai in Cachar.
82. The cat is (in) front (of) the fire.
83. The cat is (on) the cushion.
84. The cat is (under) the table.
85. The cat is (behind) the sofa.
86. The cat is (opposite) the dog.
87. The cat is (near) my feet.
88. The cup is (on) the saucer.
89. The cushion is (on) the sofa.
90. The picture is (next to) the mirror.
91. The book is (on) the table.
92. The plant is (behind) the television.
93. The glasses are (next to) the bottle.
94. The radio is (next) to the table.
95. She came (in) the afternoon.
96. She will come (next) week.
98. She came (on) 14th May.
99. She came (at) 6.00 pm
100. What about the marks (of) English?

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101. He went (to) the market.
102. Let us hope (for) the best.
103. He fell (from) the ladder.
104. Butter is made (from) milk.
105. He put the books (on) the table.
106. This table is made (of) wood.
107. I met him (in) the afternoon.
108. I was born (in) 26th january.
109. There is a mistake (in) the third line.
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Grammar Quiz-16
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Fixed Prepositions

110. She has a great respect _for__ me.
111. Kiran is endowed _with__ many talents.
112. The manager needs to hold _down__ his anger.
113. Desire _for__ self-expression is a basic need.
114. The family settled _down__ very well in the new house.
115. Are you really desirous _of__ visiting Delhi?
116. Pour the juice _into__ the glass.
117. The communities lived _by___ different customs.
118. He complained _to__ the Principal against me.
119. The teacher complained _about___ his rude behaviour.

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