Question

Prepositions:
(1) The soccer player was shown a yellow card for arguing . . . . . . . . the referee.
(2) Mr. Donald will call . . . . . . . . him tomorrow at his office.
(3) The exhibition was a complete sell . . . . . . . .
(4) How can she put . . . . . . . . with such indisciplined students ?
(5) The man broke . . . . . . . . the cordon and rushed to the dais.
(6) We must cut . . . . . . . . on wasteful expenditure.
(7) Though I was young, my father had great confidence . . . . . . . . me.
(8) The novelty of being a celebrity wears . . . . . . . . ultimately.
(9) Anna wasn’t looking where she was going and she walked . . . . . . . . a lamp post.
(10) She is the nicest person I have come . . . . . . . .
(11) I was forced to turn. . . . . . . Maya’s invitation on account of prior commitment.
(12) The teacher jumped . . . . . . a conclusion and punished the child.
(13) Ketan jumped . . . . . . . my job offer.
(14) I am a simple man and have no use . . . . . . . much money.
(15) I was laid . . . . . . for three weeks with a broken leg.
(16) My family runs . . . . . . . five litres of cooking oil every month.
(17) Only the meritorious candidate should be appointed . . . . . . . the post.
(18) Why don’t you get an appointment . . . . . . the dentist?
(19) She blamed the accident . . . . . . my carelessness.
(20) The drug addict died . . . . . . . . an overdose of heroin.​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. with
2. .
3. off
4. up
5. down
6. out
7. in
8. off
9. towards
10. across
11. down
12. on
13. upon
14. of
15. back
16. on
17. for
18. to
19. on
20. due to