Prepositions | MCQs

Explanation

• The correct sentence would be: "She was the author of many books about the history of ancient Egypt."
• This means that she wrote books that explored the history of ancient Egypt as their subject matter.

Explanation

• The correct sentence would be: "I forgot my phone on the bus."
• This means that you left your phone on the bus, possibly on a seat or in a rack.

Explanation

They want to hear the end of the story.

Explanation

I have not met her for a week.

میں ایک ہفتے سے اس سے نہیں ملا۔

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The word "for" is a preposition that is commonly used to express a period that has elapsed.

In this case, it shows how long it has been since the speaker last met the person mentioned.

Explanation

He signed on the paper is the correct sentence which means اس نے صفحے پر دستخط کیا

Do not use on after sign.

Sign is a main verb not noun here.

Explanation

The words like, with, at, on, near, over etc. are called Prepositions. 

Explanation

The preposition “From” is used to show the state or form of something or someone.

Explanation

A phrase consists of a group of words that work together to convey a particular meaning, like "in the morning"

Explanation

To look for is a phrasal which means to search.

Look for means ڈھونڈنا

Explanation

The error is in the phrase "Rest since one week."

Corrected phrase: It should be "rest for the past week" or "rest for a week."

The phrase "since one week" is incorrect in English.

"Since" is used to refer to a specific point in time (e.g., "since Monday"), while "for" is used to refer to a duration (e.g., "for a week").

So the correct sentence should be: "Because of the cricket tournament and organizational work, I have hardly had any rest for the past week."