Explanation

Usually the preposition for is used before days, months, years etc.

For example: for three days, for two months, for six years

Explanation

Our words should be consistent with our actions

ہمارے الفاظ ہمارے اعمال کے مطابق ہونے چاہئیں

consistent with means:  in agreement with other facts or with typical or previous behavior

 "With" is used as a preposition here

Explanation

We say “in a factory” because it is an enclosed space.

We say “on a farm” because a farm is an open area of land.

Correct sentence: Would you prefer to work in a factory, or on a farm?

Explanation

The correct preposition used with "devoid" is "of".

"Devoid of" means completely lacking in something.

Explanation

He is different to the people around him .

Explanation

Stare at means laugh at.

Both stare and laugh are followed by preposition at.

Stare at someone means کسی کی طرف گھورنا

AGM 07.5.23

Explanation

When we use ( pen) to write, we use ( ink) instead of (pen). Then we have to use the preposition ( in ) but not ( with).

eg. I write in ink.

When we use pencil, we have to use ( with) but not ( in).

eg. I wrote with a pencil.

Explanation

She hurried to the supermarket so that she might get some things before it closed.

So that means تاکہ

Before means پہلے 

Explanation

We use into with insight.

Into is a preposition here.

Insight means پرکھ یا بصیرت

Wise persons have insight into the reality of life.

Explanation

Certain words when used in “Active Voice”  are not followed by any preposition.

“Accompany, affect, consider, compromise, emphasize, resemble, ensure, attack, invade, order, reach, describe, discuss, tell” etc.

The medicine compromises many chemicals.