Question

1) The young lady started ………………….(at/with/by) them.
2) Where have these provisions come …………………….(From/with/on)?
3) From came ……………………….(out of /at /with) his mouth.
4) They began to fall ………………(on/at/in) the ground in heaps.
5) There was hardly anything ………………(at/on/in) the room.
6) The bhikshu were entered another room …………………….(on/by/with) Chankaya .
7) The villagers were ………………(in\with\on) troubles. 8) I know nothing ………………(about/for / on) 9) The doctor …………….(on/at/for) duty was a good man 10) I am very sorry ……………..(on/of/for) my behavior .

Answer 1

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1) The young lady started at them.

2) Where have these provisions come from ?

3) From came out of  his mouth.

4) They began to fall on  the ground in heaps.

5) There was hardly anything in the room.

6) The bhikshu were entered another room with Chankaya .

7) The villagers were in  troubles  

8) I know nothing about it

9) The doctor on duty was a good man

10) I am very sorry for my behavior .

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⇒A preposition is a word that placed before a noun or pronoun to show relation between the noun or pronoun .

⇒Without  Preposition the sense of sentence is not clear and sometimes it gives opposite sense .

Answer 2

Answer:

1) The young lady started at them.

2) Where have these provisions come from ?

3) From came out of his mouth.

4) They began to fall on the ground in heaps.

5) There was hardly anything in the room.

6) The bhikshu were entered another room with Chankaya.

7) The villagers were in troubles.

8) I know nothing about it.

9) The doctor on the duty was a good man.

10) I am very sorry for my behavior.

Preposition:

• All the above words are prepositions. Well, preposition is something which has relationship between noun and a pronoun.

These words express something's like examples as follows:

1) I am about to cry.

2) It was for my brother.

3) He went out of his behavior