Preposition - Study Mode

Show All Answers

[#756] We do not go for work . . . . . . . . Sunday.

(A) on

(B) at

(C) in

(D) for

Correct Answer

(A) on

[#757] I wear glasses . . . . . . . . reading.

(A) in

(B) of

(C) about

(D) for

Correct Answer

(D) for

[#758] The man robbed me . . . . . . . . my possessions.

(A) from

(B) of

(C) with

(D) on

Correct Answer

(B) of

[#759] If you're worried about the problem, you should do something . . . . . . . . it.

(A) for

(B) with

(C) about

(D) against

Correct Answer

(C) about

[#760] The train went . . . . . . . . the tunnel.

(A) from

(B) under

(C) through

(D) to

Correct Answer

(C) through

Explanation

Solution: 'Through' means 'from one end or side of something to the other'. Hence it makes the sentence meaningful.