Preposition | MCQs

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The correct phrase is "take care of" when referring to looking after something or someone.

Correct sentence: "Take care of your health."

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The correct phrase is "deaf to", meaning to ignore or not listen to something.

So the sentence becomes: "He remained deaf to his father's advice."

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• He is good at football.
  
• The preposition "at" is used to indicate skill or proficiency in a particular activity.
• Be good at something means be expert.
• Good at means ماہر ہونا

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In the night, mysterious creatures prowl.

"In the night" is the correct phrase as it indicates the time during which the creatures are active.

"In" is used to specify periods of time during the day or night.

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Translate this passage into English.

This indicates the action of converting text or speech from another language into English.

It maintaining accuracy and meaning in the translation process.

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The phrase should be "I am proud of my brother."

This indicates a feeling of pride in relation to someone or something.

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The correct sentence would be: "The dog is faithful to his master."

The preposition "to" indicates loyalty or devotion to someone or something.

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• The sentence should read: "The warrior was pleased with his new sword."
• The word "with" indicates satisfaction or pleasure.

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• The sentence should read: "He was indignant at the idea of valuing honour above life, calling the whole notion nonsense."
• The preposition "at" is used to indicate that he is indignant or angry about the idea.
• The phrase "indignant at" is a common idiomatic expression used to show strong disapproval or offense.

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• The sentence should read: "Our teacher teaches English besides Geography."
• "Besides" is a preposition that means "in addition to" or "as well as".
• It is used to indicate that something is done or happening in addition to something else.