1) Choose the proper prepositions to make them a meaningful sentence.

The family had recently moved (over/from/in) Pennsylvania, and little Debbie was shocked while/to/for see snowflakes falling (at/in/to) the land of sunshine’s sky.

2) Choose the proper prepositions to make them a meaningful sentence.

Arriving (on/in/into) the Smith's tropical paradise we received a shell necklace and jumped (between/on/onto) a tram (below/in/above) their gardens which are beautiful! After that we had time (for/to/in) walk around the gardens, peacocks, flowers.

3) The following sentences are segmented into A, B, C, D & E parts. Identify which part of the sentence contains error and mark it as your answer.

When I was younger/ (1), I was always /(2) afraid ____ going/(3) to the dentist, said Naren /(4) No error /(5).

4) The following sentences are segmented into A, B, C, D & E parts. Identify which part of the sentence contains error and mark it as your answer.

Once the results for student’s body election (1)/ were declared, the cohorts (2)/ ____ the winning candidate went (3)/ berserk distributing sweets and cutting cakes. (4) No Error (5)/

5) The following sentences are segmented into A, B, C, D & E parts. Identify which part of the sentence contains error and mark it as your answer.

The newly formed government (1)/ recapped its assurance (2)/ to the development (3)/ including the lower ____________ (4) No Error (5)

6) The following sentences are segmented into A, B, C, D & E parts. Identify which part of the sentence contains error and mark it as your answer.

The Senior Ambani had relinquished (1)/ all authorities by (2)/ __________ family business (3)/ to his grandson. (4) No Error (5)

7) The following sentences are segmented into A, B, C, D & E parts. Identify which part of the sentence contains error and mark it as your answer.

Our holidays in Hawai (1)/ gave us the much-needed (2)/relief from ______ (3)/ monotony in daily life. (4) No Error(5)

8) The following sentences are segmented into A, B, C, D & E parts. Identify which part of the sentence contains error and mark it as your answer.

It is the general tendency (1)/ that one performs his duty (2)/ more passionately (3)/ if that gives him more satisfaction (3)/ than the other works. (4) No Error(5)

9) The following proverbs contain phrasal verbs. Identify the correct and the incorrect usage of prepositions in them.

(A) I entirely agree with your opinion/(B) We never agree with anything.

10) The following proverbs contain phrasal verbs. Identify the correct and the incorrect usage of prepositions in them.

(A) She was angry at me for reading her letters. /(B) My parents were angry at my great performance

11) The following proverbs contain phrasal verbs. Identify the correct and the incorrect usage of prepositions in them.

(A) I don’t want to argue with you. /(B) After his death, his children argued on his property.

12) The following proverbs contain phrasal verbs. Identify the correct and the incorrect usage of prepositions in them.

(A) Consumers could not agree on a price. / (B) Sheela could not agree over my proposal

13) The following proverbs contain phrasal verbs. Identify the correct and the incorrect usage of prepositions in them.

(A) The glass jar got broken into pieces. / (B) There is a break with the series of glass doors.

14) There are many apartments ____________ the bridge.

15) There were some rags _____________

16) Ram said, “Spread the peanut butter ________________

17) _____________ we should consider the author’s style of writing.

18) Discuss the matter with _____________

19) The blog is the later Invention where anyone can voice his opinion and vent ______ frustration.

20) The e-mail gives us an opportunity ________ send letters in a jiffy; the SMS connected people ________ seconds no longer does one have to wait ______ the postman

21) Though connectivity has increased _________ the feelings have gone? What has happened to our relationships?

22) After all, the experience________ talking _______ the phone does not have the same personal feelings as talking to a person face to face.

23) The warm embrace which can console people ___________ distress cannot be replaced ______ a mere SMS or chatting, on line.