Section 7 : Exercise on general use of prepositions

Section 7 : Exercise on general use of prepositions

Exercise A : Fill in the blanks with suitables Prepositions : 

1) He came ....  the morning. 

2) He came ....  afternoon. 

3) He came ....  night. 

4) He came ....  the day

5) He came ....  day.

6) He came .... the evening. 

7) He came ....  5 a.m.

8) He came ....  6 a.m.

9) He came ....  noon. 

10) He came ....  dawn. 

11) He came ....  1990

12) He came ....  February.

13) He came ....  Sunday.

14) He came ....  Monday. 

15) He came ....  24 February. 

16) He came ....  the last century. 

17) He came ....  Tuesday. 

18) He came ....  school. 

19) He came ....  market. 

20) He came ....  midnight. 

21) The fox jumped.....  the fence. 

22) Hang the picture.......  the wall. 

23) A bird flew ...... my head. 

24) She hit me......  the head.

26. Keep the pen.......  the table.

27. The frog jumped.....  the well.

28. They entered.....  the room. 

29. He lives.....  India.

30. Iswar Chandra was born ......  Birsingha. 

31. I live.....  Kalyanpur. 

32. I live.....  a village. 

34. Samir went .....  Kolkata last week. 

35. Samir has come ....  Kolkata. 


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