Question

EXERCISE IN COMPOSITION-93
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politics. I will talk
Fill in the blanks with appropriate Prepositions.
magisterial powers. (in, with)
1. He invested his patrimony
jute shares. The Police Commissioner is invested
my son respecting his conduct. (about, o
2. Let us talk something else. For a while they talked
the agents of the firm. (for
, in
3. He takes no interest
me. I have no interest
politics. What you say has no interest
4. He has a reputation honesty. He has the reputation being a good teacher. (for, of)
the
5. He exercises complete authority his followers. There is no authority. this use. I say this on the authority
English Dictionary. Dr. Bridge is an authority__English prosody. (for, of, on, over)
6. He fell a victim his own avarice. The victims cholera were mostly poor people. (of, to)
7. I have no use
it. He has lost the use his right arm. (for, of)
8. There are some diseases that proceed dirt. After visiting Agra we proceed Delhi. Let us proceed the work in
(from, to, with)
9. He supplied the poor clothing. He supplied clothing the poor. (to, with)
10. She was greatly afflicted the loss of her only child. The old man is afflicted
gout. (at, with)
11. The teacher impressed us the value of discipline. We were impressed what he said. (on, with)
12. The operation was accompanied
little or on pain. She was accompanied her brother. (by, with)
13. The English allied themselves
the French. Elementary Algebra is allied
14. Napoleon had a genius
military tactics. Without doubt he is a genius
15. The idea originated
him while he was travelling in Japan. The fire originated
16. He jumped a conclusion not warranted by facts. The child jumped
(at, for, to)
17. He is negligent whatever he does. He is negligent
18. Contentment is requisite happiness. He is told that prolongo
Arithmetic. (to, with)
mathematics. (for, in)
a haystack. (in, with)
joy when I gave him sweets. He jumped
his duties. (in, of)​

Answer 1

Answer:

politics. I will talk

Fill in the blanks with appropriate Prepositions.

magisterial powers. (in, with)

1. He invested his patrimony

jute shares. The Police Commissioner is invested

my son respecting his conduct. (about, o

2. Let us talk something else. For a while they talked

the agents of the firm. (for

, in

3. He takes no interest

me. I have no interest

politics. What you say has no interest

4. He has a reputation honesty. He has the reputation being a good teacher. (for, of)

the

5. He exercises complete authority his followers. There is no authority. this use. I say this on the authority

English Dictionary. Dr. Bridge is an authority__English prosody. (for, of, on, over)

6. He fell a victim his own avarice. The victims cholera were mostly poor people. (of, to)

7. I have no use

it. He has lost the use his right arm. (for, of)

8. There are some diseases that proceed dirt. After visiting Agra we proceed Delhi. Let us proceed the work in

(from, to, with)

9. He supplied the poor clothing. He supplied clothing the poor. (to, with)

10. She was greatly afflicted the loss of her only child. The old man is afflicted

gout. (at, with)

11. The teacher impressed us the value of discipline. We were impressed what he said. (on, with)

12. The operation was accompanied

little or on pain. She was accompanied her brother. (by, with)

13. The English allied themselves

the French. Elementary Algebra is allied

14. Napoleon had a genius

military tactics. Without doubt he is a genius

15. The idea originated

him while he was travelling in Japan. The fire originated

16. He jumped a conclusion not warranted by facts. The child jumped

(at, for, to)

17. He is negligent whatever he does. He is negligent

18. Contentment is requisite happiness. He is told that prolongo

Arithmetic. (to, with)

mathematics. (for, in)

a haystack. (in, with)

joy when I gave him sweets. He jumped

his duties. (in, of)