English, 07.09.2021 04:00, chynahbug72531

Test Yourself Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions:
1.Do you work …….Saturday? (at, in, on)
2. I went to Janakpur………June (for, since, in)
3 Dhan Bahadur worked there……..two years. (for, since)
4. Biwosta was born ……….2004. (in, on)
5.A plane flew over our house………noon. ( in, at, on)
6.Jupiter is…… the Solar System. (on, in)
7 They are going ………….Pokhara next month. (in, to)
8 My brother lives………. Kathmandu. (in, on)
9 Nima got up.…….7 o'clock this morning. (in, on, at)
10. This necklace is made.…….silver. (of, with, by)
11. Kunal fell…… a ladder. (off, for, in)
12. I play basketball ………the weekend. (on, at, in)
13. I like to go to a party,………New Year's Eve. (in, on)
14. We usually go on holiday ... summer. (on, in, at)
15. After the accident the injured people were taken ………..hospital. (in, for, to)
16. Someone is knocking .… the door. (at, in, off)
17. At 8 am yesterday I was playing football with my friendsTudikhel.( at, in, on)
18. Call me when you will……… arrive the office. (at, for, on)
19. Binod smiled ……… me. (to, at, for)
20 Mr Sahani is leaving for America………January. (in, on, at)

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Test Yourself Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions:
1.Do you work …….Saturday? (at,...