Preposition | MCQs

Explanation

 I found my car keys in my pocket.

مجھے اپنی کار کی چابیاں اپنی جیب میں مل گئیں۔

We use "in" for something inside an enclosed space — a pocket is an enclosed area.

 "In" is the correct preposition 

Explanation

The correct sentence is: "Look at the flowers."

"Look at" is the correct phrasal verb used when directing attention toward something.

Explanation

The correct sentence is: "Don’t be late to school."

"Late to" is used when referring to specific places or events (e.g., late to school, late to class).

"Late for" is also commonly used, especially for events or appointments (e.g., late for a meeting).

Explanation

The correct sentence is: "It was really nice to meet you."

"To meet" is the correct infinitive form used after adjectives like "nice".

Explanation

The correct preposition is "compare ... to" when showing similarities.

So the full sentence is: "Compare your answers to those of your partner."

Explanation

By: Used to express the method or means (e.g., by car, by bus, by walk).

Example: "He travels by walk every day."

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

We use "died of" to indicate the cause of death, especially with diseases.

Example: She died of cancer / cholera / a heart attack.

Explanation

The correct preposition to show who performed the action is "by" in passive voice.

Sentence: He was excluded from the team by his supervisor.

Explanation

"He has not met his mother for the last two years."

Use "for" to indicate a duration of time.

"The last two years" refers to a period, so "for" is the appropriate preposition.

 Incorrect: He has not met his mother since the last two years.

(This structure would require a specific starting point, like "since 2023.")