A. In
B. On
C. At
D. Inside
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The meeting was held in the conference room.
یہ ملاقات کانفرنس روم میں ہوئی۔
Use “in” when something happens inside an enclosed space, like a room, hall, or building.
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A. From
B. By
C. Of
D. In
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The correct preposition to indicate cause of death due to illness is " of ".
He died of fever.
وہ بخار سے مر گیا۔
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A. On
B. Across
C. Over
D. In
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The burglar jumped over the compound wall.
Burglar means: چور
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We use "over" to talk about movement or position at a higher level than something else.
in the above sentence, we use " over preposition" because someone "jumped over the wall"
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Generally preposition to is used after accede . Accede means agree or accept .
The authorities did not accede to the strikers' demands ".
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A. Both
B. Until
C. Either
D. Neither
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" Either " is used to indicate that there are two options , and the person is open to considering both.
The word " or " is used to connect the two options.
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A. With
B. To
C. By
D. Until
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I am not concerned with his affairs
With means 'in the same place as someone or something' or 'accompanying':
She arrived with her boyfriend.
I don't like tea with milk.
There was a free phone with the car.
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A. In
B. Of
C. About
D. With
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Fed up is a phrase which means اکتا جانا یا بیزار ہونا
I am fed up with his mess.
Mess means بے ترتیبی
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Eligible For something means کسی چیز کےلئے اہل ہونا
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A. From
B. On
C. In
D. By
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A. Do you always come to the office on a bike?
B. Do you always come to the office by bike?
In sentence a, the word "riding" is implied. He goes to work by "riding on a bike".
In sentence b, "by bike " is a method of travel. He could go there "by bike" or "by bus" or "by train" or "by car" or "by taxi" . Those are all different methods of travel.
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A. With
B. To
C. By
D. None of these
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The correct preposition is " with " — "She stand with him in the crises."
It means she supported or stood beside him during difficult times.
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