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English Grammar Prepositions Quiz

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What does 'apologize for' mean?

to say sorry for a mistake

What does 'be interested in' mean?

to have a liking or enthusiasm for something

What does 'prohibit from' mean?

to prevent someone from doing something

What does 'believe in' mean?

to have confidence or faith in something

What does 'succeed in' mean?

to achieve something

What does 'look forward to' mean?

to anticipate or expect something pleasant

He is worried about ______ the test.

failing

I often dream about ______ around the world.

traveling

She always complains about ______ late.

working

They were talking about going to the new ______.

restaurant

Nothing can keep me from ______ my goals.

completing

Our team is committed to ______ quality.

delivering

I must ______ for not attending the meeting.

apologize

He was accused of ______ money.

stealing

She is ______ to researching this project.

devoted

We went to the park ______ of watching a movie.

instead

The law ______ anyone from smoking indoors.

prohibits

He blamed me for ______ the vase.

breaking

Study Notes

Expressing Concern and Regret

  • Worry about: express concern or anxiety about something

Expressing Imagination and Desire

  • Dream about: talk about something you would like to do or imagine doing in the future

Expressing Criticism and Apologies

  • Complain about: express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something
  • Apologize for: express regret or remorse for doing something wrong

Expressing Blame and Forgiveness

  • Blame for: hold someone responsible for something
  • Forgive for: pardon or excuse someone for doing something wrong

Expressing Obstruction and Prevention

  • Prevent from: stop someone or something from doing something
  • Keep from: stop someone or something from doing something

Expressing Prohibition and Restriction

  • Prohibit from: officially forbid someone from doing something
  • Prohibit something: officially forbid something from happening

Expressing Belief and Participation

  • Believe in: have faith or confidence in something
  • Participate in: take part or be involved in something

Expressing Interest and Success

  • Be interested in: have a desire or enthusiasm for something
  • Succeed in: achieve something or accomplish a goal

Expressing Wrongdoing and Guilt

  • Accused of: charged or blamed for doing something wrong
  • Guilty of: judged to be responsible for doing something wrong

Expressing Alternatives and Commitment

  • Instead of: as an alternative to something
  • Accustomed to: be used to doing something
  • Committed to: dedicated or pledged to doing something
  • Devoted to: dedicated or committed to something

Expressing Concern and Regret

  • Worry about: express concern or anxiety about something

Expressing Imagination and Desire

  • Dream about: talk about something you would like to do or imagine doing in the future

Expressing Criticism and Apologies

  • Complain about: express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something
  • Apologize for: express regret or remorse for doing something wrong

Expressing Blame and Forgiveness

  • Blame for: hold someone responsible for something
  • Forgive for: pardon or excuse someone for doing something wrong

Expressing Obstruction and Prevention

  • Prevent from: stop someone or something from doing something
  • Keep from: stop someone or something from doing something

Expressing Prohibition and Restriction

  • Prohibit from: officially forbid someone from doing something
  • Prohibit something: officially forbid something from happening

Expressing Belief and Participation

  • Believe in: have faith or confidence in something
  • Participate in: take part or be involved in something

Expressing Interest and Success

  • Be interested in: have a desire or enthusiasm for something
  • Succeed in: achieve something or accomplish a goal

Expressing Wrongdoing and Guilt

  • Accused of: charged or blamed for doing something wrong
  • Guilty of: judged to be responsible for doing something wrong

Expressing Alternatives and Commitment

  • Instead of: as an alternative to something
  • Accustomed to: be used to doing something
  • Committed to: dedicated or pledged to doing something
  • Devoted to: dedicated or committed to something

Expressing Concern and Regret

  • Worry about: express concern or anxiety about something

Expressing Imagination and Desire

  • Dream about: talk about something you would like to do or imagine doing in the future

Expressing Criticism and Apologies

  • Complain about: express dissatisfaction or annoyance about something
  • Apologize for: express regret or remorse for doing something wrong

Expressing Blame and Forgiveness

  • Blame for: hold someone responsible for something
  • Forgive for: pardon or excuse someone for doing something wrong

Expressing Obstruction and Prevention

  • Prevent from: stop someone or something from doing something
  • Keep from: stop someone or something from doing something

Expressing Prohibition and Restriction

  • Prohibit from: officially forbid someone from doing something
  • Prohibit something: officially forbid something from happening

Expressing Belief and Participation

  • Believe in: have faith or confidence in something
  • Participate in: take part or be involved in something

Expressing Interest and Success

  • Be interested in: have a desire or enthusiasm for something
  • Succeed in: achieve something or accomplish a goal

Expressing Wrongdoing and Guilt

  • Accused of: charged or blamed for doing something wrong
  • Guilty of: judged to be responsible for doing something wrong

Expressing Alternatives and Commitment

  • Instead of: as an alternative to something
  • Accustomed to: be used to doing something
  • Committed to: dedicated or pledged to doing something
  • Devoted to: dedicated or committed to something

Test your knowledge of English prepositions with this grammar quiz. Identify the correct prepositions to use in different contexts.

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