Prepositions and conjunctions

1. My best friend, John, is named _____ his great-grandfather.

• A. After

• B. To

• C. About

• neither

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2. 1. My parents have been married _____ twenty years.

• Since

• For

• Until

• before

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3. 1. He usually travels to Alexandria _____ train.

• A. By

• B. At

• C. With

• Neither

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4. 1. You frequently see this kind of violence _____ television.

• A. With

• B. In

• C. On

• D. Neither

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1. I told Mom we would be home ______ about an hour or so.

• A. To

• B. In

• C. At

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1. I was visiting my best friend _____ the hospital.

• A. Of

• B. At

• C. In

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7. 1. The professor _____ America was a great English teacher.

• A. From

• B. Of

• C. In

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1. I’ll see you ____ home when I get there.

• A. In

• B. By

• C. At

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9. 1. It has been raining _____ summer was over.

• A. For

• B. Until

• C. Since

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10. 1. What are the main ingredients _____ this dish.

• A. About

• B. Of

• C. To

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