Preposition Usage | MCQs

Explanation

By is a preposition here

He reached Lahore by bus.

وہ بس کے ذریعے لاہور پہنچا۔

By bus = a means of transport 

Explanation

I am intent on winning means میں جیتنے کا ارادہ رکھتا ہوں

Generally preposition on is used after intent. 

Explanation

I am not concerned with his affairs 

With means 'in the same place as someone or something' or 'accompanying':

She arrived with her boyfriend.

I don't like tea with milk.

There was a free phone with the car.

Explanation

A.      Do you always come to the office on a bike?

B.      Do you always come to the office by bike?

In sentence a, the word "riding" is implied. He goes to work by "riding on a bike".

In sentence b, "by bike" is a method of travel. He could go there "by bike" or "by bus" or "by train" or "by car" or "by taxi". Those are all different methods of travel.

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I found my shoes under the bed.

"Under" shows something is beneath or lower than something else — here, beneath the bed.

It correctly indicates the position where shoes are typically found if they slide or are placed out of sight.

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I take a bath at seven in the morning.

Use "at" for specific times (e.g., at seven).

Use "in the morning" for parts of the day.

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The preposition "in" is used to show something is inside a space or place.

Furniture is inside a room, so "in their room" is the correct usage.

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The preposition "on" is used when something is on the surface or physically upon something.

Monkeys sit or move on trees, so "on the tree" is correct.

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 The verb "compile" is typically used with the preposition "from"

To indicate the source of the information being gathered, as in "compile data from various sources."