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English Grammar Practice Test: Words Followed by Prepositions
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Examples of Prepositions Following Verbs and Adjectives:
About: worry, complain, read.
At: arrive (a building or event), smile, look.
From: differ, suffer.
For: account, allow, search.
In: occur, result, succeed.
Of: approve, consist, smell.
On: concentrate, depend, insist.
To: belong, contribute, lead, refer.

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English Grammar Practice Test: Words Followed by Prepositions
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25 Questions

1. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
I find myself averse to drinking alcohol.
2. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
The movie is based on Gender bias.
3. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He is successful in his career.
4. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Nutritious food is essential to good health.
5. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Ricky is interested in singing.
6. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
A prisoner escaped from jail.
7. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Raju told me that he dreamt of visiting USA.
8. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
We communicate with the pilots using radio signals.
9. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
My house is adjacent to the park.
10. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
They are really sorry for what happened last night.
11. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
I think he is fit for this post.
12. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
The word ‘with’ is an example of Preposition.
13. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He is deaf to explain anything.
14. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
She is familiar to me.
15. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Eating Leafy vegetables is good for your health.
16. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
I had shown sympathy for her.
17. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
This food is composed of many nutrients.
18. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He insisted on taking the money.
19. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
I got tired of this work.
20. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
The Football match is cancelled due to rain.
21. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
The treasury was hid six feet east to the tree.
22. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
She received a check for the charity.
23. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Sai is absorbed in playing games.
24. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
She is involved in the movie completely.
25. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Cadmium is injurious to health.

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