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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.
Our teacher is courteous to everyone in the class.
2. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Rahul invited us to his wedding.
3. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Rahul has a desire for the rich.
4. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Could you wait for him to come?
5. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
They are waiting outside the house.
6. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
The bag belongs to me.
7. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
She is involved in the movie completely.
8. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
The villagers are opposed to building a dam.
9. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Cigarettes are bad for health.
10. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Show that book to me.
11. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
She is capable of doing that work.
12. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He does not believe in God.
13. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He is successful in his career.
14. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
They are really sorry for what happened last night.
15. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He is present with his parents.
16. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
The movie is based on Gender bias.
17. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
She got shocked in the office.
18. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He was frustrated with the news.
19. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Our Coach is dedicated to our team.
20. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
Don’t get exposed to the UV radiation.
21. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He usually comes here during summer.
22. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He insisted on taking the money.
23. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
She is listening to music.
24. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
He is not responsible for your mistakes.
25. Find out the preposition in the sentence.
You can adjust to this climate.

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