PREPOSITIONS

1. (UPE) Mr. Ford, your boss called. He asked you to call him _____.

• back

• in

• off

• of

• over

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(UPE) Don’t try to cheat! The teacher is sitting ______ you.

• of

• in

• on

• behind

• off

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(Vunesp) He walked ___ the room.

• at

• on

• between

• into

• among

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(Vunesp) He took ____ his hat.

• off

• out

• in

• into

• on

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(Espcex) The kids were sitting __ the grass at the park.

• on

• under

• in

• at

• inside

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(Espcex) I grew up in Brisbane, Australia, ____ a shady quiet street in the old part of town.

• at

• in

• on

• over

• next

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(ITA) Buses here never arrive _____ time.

Dando ideia de pontualidade:

• on

• at

• in

• by

• up

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(ITA) It's clear that Gossard and the rest of Pearl Jam no longer want to rely ___ anger and craziness to drive the band.

• at

• on

• in

• for

• with

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(Pucrs) The prepositions IN and ON are correctly used in all alternatives EXCEPT:

• On September I'll be in vacation.

• He'll go on a leave in the summer.

• She's always in a bad mood on Mondays.

• In two months you can be on the road.

• In the evenings I see her on TV.

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(UFAC) Marque a alternativa que apresenta ERRO no uso da preposição:

• I am interested in going to England

• She paid for her drink and left

• It depends of the situation.

• I lived in Tokyo for two months.

• I don’t agree with you.

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