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homophones

1. His attitude . . . . . . . . his work is very negative.

to in about of

in

In this sentence, preposition that appropriately fits in blank to convey intended meaning is "in". The complete sentence would be:

"His attitude in his work is very negative."

This usage of "in" indicates that negativity is associated with his work or is reflected within his work. It's a common preposition to use when describing someone's attitude or behavior in a specific context, in this case, his work.

The or options do not fit as well in context of sentence:

Option A: to would imply a different relationship between attitude and work.
Option C: about and Option D: of are less commonly used in this context.

So, correct answer is Option B: in.

Hint Answer

2. Do you agree . . . . . . . . her?

with to of by

with

Answer

3. Under this heavy load bridge will give . . . . . . . . .

in out way away

way

Answer

4. I am fond . . . . . . . . reading novel.

with on by of

of

Answer

5. Distribute this match winning prize . . . . . . . . all team players.

among within between in

among

The most common use for 'among' is when something is in or with a group of a few, several, or many things.

Hint Answer

6. Prime Minister has arrived . . . . . . . . London.

at to in from

in

The correct preposition to be used here is 'in'.
In cases like this, 'London' is a place or location, so preposition is 'in'.

Hint Answer

7. The bottom of mantle of earth is approximately 1800 miles . . . . . . . . earth's surface .

below over on None of the above

below

Answer

8. Do you mean to say you exchanged that lovely car . . . . . . . . this?

with on by for

for

Answer

9. Please put your homework . . . . . . . . my desk.

at on to with

on

'On' is used to show that something is in a position above something else and touching it. Here 'homework' will be above surface of 'desk' and touching it.

Hint Answer

10. My grandfar will come here . . . . . . . . a week.

with before at within

within

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homophones

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Prepositions

His attitude . . . . . . . . his work is very negative.

Do you agree . . . . . . . . her?

Under this heavy load bridge will give . . . . . . . . .

I am fond . . . . . . . . reading novel.

Distribute this match winning prize . . . . . . . . all team players.

Prime Minister has arrived . . . . . . . . London.

The bottom of mantle of earth is approximately 1800 miles . . . . . . . . earth's surface .

Do you mean to say you exchanged that lovely car . . . . . . . . this?

Please put your homework . . . . . . . . my desk.

My grandfar will come here . . . . . . . . a week.

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