Prepositions | MCQs

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The correct preposition is "compare ... to" when showing similarities.

So the full sentence is: "Compare your answers to those of your partner."

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By: Used to express the method or means (e.g., by car, by bus, by walk).

Example: "He travels by walk every day."

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We say “in a factory” because it is an enclosed space.

We say “on a farm” because a farm is an open area of land.

Correct sentence: Would you prefer to work in a factory, or on a farm?

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We use "died of" to indicate the cause of death, especially with diseases.

Example: She died of cancer / cholera / a heart attack.

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The correct preposition to show who performed the action is "by" in passive voice.

Sentence: He was excluded from the team by his supervisor.

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"He has not met his mother for the last two years."

Use "for" to indicate a duration of time.

"The last two years" refers to a period, so "for" is the appropriate preposition.

 Incorrect: He has not met his mother since the last two years.

(This structure would require a specific starting point, like "since 2023.")

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Use "between" when referring to two people or things.

Use "among" when referring to more than two.

Since the land is divided among four people (two sisters and two brothers).

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"On" is used for large vehicles (buses, trains, planes) when boarding ("get on the bus").

On means پر

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Put up is the correct collocation for displaying posters (e.g., "Put up posters on the wall").

"Up" implies affixing or posting.

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The correct phrase is "looks forward to", which means to anticipate something with pleasure.

Example: "She looks forward to meeting you."