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Underline the correct Prepositions
in the brackets : |
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1. |
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My tastes are different (to, from)
yours. |
2. |
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We must show deference (for, to) a
judge. |
3. |
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This Malay word is the exact
equivalent (to, of) the English word 'satisfaction'. |
4. |
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One hundred cents is equivalent
(of, to) a dollar. |
5. |
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He is not favorable (for, to) the
proposal. |
6. |
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This book is a great favorite (of,
by) mine. |
7. |
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I am sorry to disagree (to, with)
your statement. |
8. |
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It is distasteful (of, with, to) me
to have to say this, but I have to say it. |
9. |
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I was mortified (at, by) his
rudeness. |
10. |
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Gold is similar in color (with, to)
brass. |
11. |
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I found myself in opposition (with,
to) my friend (in, on) this question. |
12. |
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Lying is foreign (of, to) his
nature. |
13. |
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She longed (for, of ) him to say
something. |
14. |
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He remained unmoved (by, with) her
entreaties for pity. |
15. |
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Keep my book separate (to, from)
yours. |
16. |
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She hasn't yet recovered (from,
with, of ) her astonishment. |
17. |
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Such discussions are productive
only (to, of, for) quarrels. |
18. |
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A high forehead is not indicative
(to, for , of) great mental power. |
19. |
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I do not ever allow pleasure to
interfere (in, with) duty. |
20. |
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We were prohibited (to, from) using
that road. |
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Answers |
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1. |
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My tastes are different (to,
from) yours. |
2. |
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We must show deference (for,
to) a judge. |
3. |
|
This Malay word is the exact
equivalent (to, of) the English word
'satisfaction'. |
4. |
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One hundred cents is equivalent
(of, to) a dollar. |
5. |
|
He is not favorable (for, to)
the proposal. |
6. |
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This book is a great favorite (of,
by) mine. |
7. |
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I am sorry to disagree (to,
with) your statement. |
8. |
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It is distasteful (of, with,
to) me to have to say this, but I have to say it. |
9. |
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I was mortified (at, by)
his rudeness. |
10. |
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Gold is similar in color (with,
to) brass. |
11. |
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I found myself in opposition (with,
to) my friend (in, on) this
question. |
12. |
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Lying is foreign (of, to)
his nature. |
13. |
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She longed (for, of )
him to say something. |
14. |
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He remained unmoved (by,
with) her entreaties for pity. |
15. |
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Keep my book separate (to,
from) yours. |
16. |
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She hasn't yet recovered (from,
with, of ) her astonishment. |
17. |
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Such discussions are productive
only (to, of, for) quarrels. |
18. |
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A high forehead is not indicative
(to, for, of) great mental power. |
19. |
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I do not ever allow pleasure to
interfere (in, with) duty. |
20. |
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We were prohibited (to, from)
using that road. |