SS1: ENGLISH LANGUAGE – 2ND TERM
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- Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
We congratulated our brother ………….. his success
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2. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
The poor man was accused …………. stealing the goat
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3. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
There must be something that stops him ………. coming in
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4. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
I gave the message ……… the messenger
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5. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
Thank you very much ……… the present
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6. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
He always takes too much ………… himself
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7. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
The kiosk was constructed ……….. the house
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8. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
The child hid the biscuit ……….. the table
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9. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
The old man told us ……….. his childhood days
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10. Question
Fill the gaps in the following sentences with the appropriate prepositions from the given list. Each preposition should be used only once.
(about, for, of, in front of, on, upon, to, in, beneath, from)
The quarrel resulted …………. a fight
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