Preposition Practice for SSC Exam



Preposition Practice for the following Examination 

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Use prepositions in the gaps of the following passages.

1.    SAARC stands a) — South Asian Association for Regional Co-operation. It is regional forum b) — seven countries including Bangladesh, Pakistan, India, Sri-Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan and Maldives. Newly Afghanistan is also included c) — this association. The SAARC was formed d) — a view to extending all sorts of co-operation mainly e) — the field of trade and commerce.

2.     Happiness consists a) — contentment. so we should not run b) — more and more money. sometimes it may bring c) — some unexpected troubles and one may fall victim d) — dangers for his unusual greed for money. We all should be contented e) — what we have.

3.    Man is mortal. His life a) — earth is short lived. One day he has to depart b) — this world c) — nothing in hand. He becomes a part of eternity leaving everything d) —. There is no alternative e) — it.

4.    I’m now working in a hospital as a nurse. I started working a) — the first of June. My salary isn’t so good. But I don’t care b) — money. To me, the work is the important thing. However, its very hard work looking c) — patients suffering d) — backache at the moment. But Please don’t wrong about me. I’m taking medicine and will be all right e) — a day or two.

5.    Ambition may sink a) — day-dream b) — men who build castles c) — the air. Idle men generally wish d) — things that cannot be realised; their so-called ambition is an empty craving. At first one should make e) — his mind what he will do in future.

6.    The affinity a) — honesty and dishonesty is quite impossible. A dishonest man is always greedy b) — undue privileges. He hankers c) — illegal income. But an honest man is dead d) — the corruption. No problem, no treat can derail him e) — the path of honesty.


 Answers: Appropriate prepositions:

1. a) for b. of c. in d. with e. in.

2. a. in b. after c. about d. to e. with.

3. a. on b. from c. with d. behind e. to.

4. a. on/from b. for c. after d. from e. in/within.

5. a. into b. with/for c. in d. for. e. up.

6. a. between b. for c. after d. against e. from.