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7 quizzes
- B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Prepositions
Accused of, an increase in
Accused of, prevented from, aware of, keen on, an effect on, an increase in: the preposition that goes with each word.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Prepositions
For two hours or during the film?
For, during and while; by for a deadline and until for the end of a period; on time and in time.
13 questions3 pages - B1 Intermediate, Topic: Prepositions
Depend on, listen to, wait for
The fixed preposition after a verb or an adjective, and verbs like discuss that take none.
13 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Prepositions
Into, across, through: where are they going?
Prepositions of movement in everyday sentences and directions: to, into, out of, across, through, along.
13 questions3 pages - A2 Elementary, Topic: Prepositions
By car, on foot or with a key?
By + transport, on foot, by email and by card, with + a tool, and by + the person who made something.
14 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Prepositions
In, on, at, under, next to
Say where things and people are: in the photo, on the wall, at work, next to the bank.
13 questions3 pages - A1 Beginner, Topic: Prepositions
At, on or in: times and dates
At six o'clock, on Monday, in April, and no preposition before next week and every day.
13 questions3 pages