Fill in the blanks with appropriate words:
(i) Her parents live ________ New Delhi.
(ii) Joe‟s parents are sick ________ his behaviour.
(iii) Colonel Gurmeet congratulated the soldiers _______ their victory.
(iv) The planet was seen ________ the telescope.
(v) The news of his promotion came ________the next day.
(vi) He is not afraid _______ the consequences.
(vii) He rushed ______ the class as he was late.
(viii) The school is famous _______its sports achievements.
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(i) Her parents live in New Delhi.
(ii) Joe's parents are sick of his behavior.
(iii) Colonel Gurmeet congratulated the soldiers for their victory.
(iv) The planet was seen by the telescope.
(v) The news of his promotion came out the next day.
(vi) He is not afraid of the consequences.
(vii) He rushed to the class as he was late.
(viii) The school is famous for its sports achievements.
Explanation:
Prepositions are of four types:
- Preposition of time- it tells about the relationship of time of the subject and the rest of the part of the sentence.
- Preposition of place- it tells about the relationship of the place of the subject and the rest of the part of the sentence.
- Preposition of direction- it tells about the relationship of the direction of the subject and the other part of the sentence.
- Preposition of agent- it tells about the relationship of the reason and agent with the other part of the sentence.
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(i) Her parents live in New Delhi.
(ii) Joe‟s parents are sick of his behaviour.
(iii) Colonel Gurmeet congratulated the soldiers for their victory.
(iv) The planet was seen through the telescope.
(v) The news of his promotion came on the next day.
(vi) He is not afraid of the consequences.
(vii) He rushed to the class as he was late.
(viii) The school is famous for its sports achievements.
Explanation:
What are Prepositions?
❀ Preposition is a word placed before a noun or a pronoun to govern its relation to some preceding noun or pronoun.
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