Question

Choose the correct preposition from the brackets to fill in the blanks:
a) My father took out something
the drawer. (on/from
b) The cyclist fell
the puddle and broke his leg. (into! 2
c) Let us hope
the best. (with/, of/for)​

Answer 1

a) My father took out something from the drawer

Answer 2

Choose the correct preposition from the brackets to fill in the blanks:

a) My father took out something  __the drawer. (on/from)

My father took out something  from the drawer

b) The cyclist fell  __ the puddle and broke his leg. (into/to)

The cyclist fell  into the puddle and broke his leg.

c) Let us hope __ the best. (with/, of/for)​

Let us hope  for the best

Prepositions:

• A preposition is a word that is used to link nouns, pronouns to other words in a given sentence.

• A preposition usually precedes a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word.

• These are small words but they are the most important ones. A preposition sits in front of its object.