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ONLINE ENGLISH GRAMMAR QUIZ
topic: PREPOSITIONS 1 | level: Advanced




1. I'm off for two weeks ________ August.
  on
  in
  at

2. The dog is asleep ________ the tree.
  over
  against
  under

3. I have lived in this apartment ________ 2001.
  in
  since
  at

4. My friend ________ work is from Japan.
  at
  in
  around

5. I wake up ________ 6 AM every morning.
  around
  on
  in

6. Thank you ________ telling me about this.
  in
  by
  for

7. Who did you buy this ________?
  from
  on
  in

8. The factory workers have been ________ strike since January.
  on
  in
  about

9. ________ you and me, I don't think he's a very good teacher.
  Through
  Between
  Among

10. Did you do it ________ purpose? No, it was an accident!
  by
  in
  on

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