English, asked by keshusubash, 9 months ago

I. Fill in the blanks with prepositions:

1. I like to spend time __ my room.
( in/off)

2. My grandma is originally _ russia.
( from/out )

3. My family went _ the door.
( by/out )

4. We have always lived _ a lot of pets.
( with /to )

5. Can you buy me a gift _ my birthday.
( for / in )

II. Complete the blanks with degrees of comparison .

1. Apples are than oranges.
( costly )

2. The tiger is than a fox.
( heavy )

3. Mathematics is the _ subject.
( difficult )

4. He is the friend I have.
( good )

5. My hair is __
than my sister's hair.
( long)

Answers

Answered by aditigour56

Answer:

1. in

2. from

3. out

4.with

5. for

1.more costly

2.heavier

3. difficult

4. best

5. longer

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Answered by stalwartajk

Answer: Firstly concerning suitable prepositions we have the following respective sentences: I like to spend time in my room. My grandma is originally from Russia. My family went out the door. We have always lived with a lot of pets. Can you buy me a gift for my birthday.

Coming to degrees of comparison we get suitable sentences as following: Apples are more costly than oranges.The tiger is heavier than a fox. Mathematics is the most difficult subject. He is the best friend I have. My hair is longer than my sister's hair.

Explanation: In the first set of sentences, we have filled the blanks with suitable prepositions, which are words used to express the relationship between two or more things in a sentence. As we see In sentence 1, "in" is the correct preposition because it expresses where the person likes to spend time. Picking tosentence 2, "from" is the correct preposition because it expresses the person's country of origin. In sentence 3, "out" is the correct preposition because as we can see it expresses the direction of movement of the family. In sentence 4, "with" is the correct preposition because as it is clear to us it expresses that the family has had pets in their home. Moreover In sentence 5, "for" is the correct preposition because it expresses the reason for the gift.

Furthermore In the second set of sentences, the blanks are filled with degrees of comparison, which are words used to compare two or more things in terms of their quality or quantity. In sentence 1, "more costly" is the correct degree of comparison because it compares the cost of apples and oranges. In sentence 2, "heavier" is the correct degree of comparison because it compares the weight of a tiger and a fox. In sentence 3, "most difficult" is the correct degree of comparison because it compares the level of difficulty of different subjects. In sentence 4, "best" is the correct degree of comparison because it compares the quality of friendship. Picking to sentence 5, "longer" is the correct degree of comparison because it compares the length of hair between two people.