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Prepositions Level 2
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Prepositions Level 1
151
Prepositions After Verbs
119
Prepositions After Adjectives
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Prepositions Level 3
100
IBA Sukkur Prepositions
214
100 Important Preposition Questions
100
Prepositions Set 2
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Prepositions After Adjectives
I was completely ignorant ______ her intentions.
at
from
by
of
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These days everybody is aware ______ the dangers of smoking.
about
of
at
with
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She is blind ________ her husband’s fault.
at
for
to
with
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Prepositions After Adjectives
She is quite nice but I would not like to be married ______ her.
with
to
by
of
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I am not very keen ______ modern music.
at
in
with
on
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Prepositions After Verbs
Everybody admired him _____ saving the child’s life.
at
in
for
upon
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She never listens_______ anything I say.
of
to
at
for
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Prepositions After Adjectives
Her exam results are not corresponding ______ her true abilities.
with
at
on
to
The correct answer is to. The sentence “Her exam results are not corresponding to her true abilities” means that her exam results do not match her actual level of knowledge and skills. This could be due to a number of factors, such as nerves, anxiety, or a lack of preparation. It is important to remember that exam results are just one measure of a person’s abilities, and they should not be taken as an indication of a person’s intelligence or worth.
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Prepositions After Adjectives
She was born ______ a beautiful mother.
of
in
from
by
The correct answer is of. The sentence is saying that the person was born to a beautiful mother. The other options do not make sense in the context of the sentence.
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Rashid has been cured ______ his cold.
with
of
from
against
The correct answer is of. We say “cured of” an illness, not “cured with” or “cured from” or “cured against”. For example, we might say “He was cured of his cancer” or “She was cured of her cold”.
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