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Dependent prepositions often pose significant challenges for advanced learners as they do not always follow a logical spatial paradigm. In the context of the sentence "His views are completely at variance ___ the established facts, yet he remains oblivious ___ the evidence," identify the pair of prepositions that correctly completes the collocations.
from / of.
to / from.
with / to.
against / with.
Which sentence is written incorrectly in relation to the use of Between and Among?
My school is among several old houses.
I found a photo of Fred among my papers.
The bakery is between the church and the cinema.
There is a difference among them. Paula is very thin and Pietra is a fat woman.
She is interested ___ music.
in
on
at
for
with
Os Determiners, como 'a', 'an', 'the', 'my', 'this', são palavras que precedem um substantivo ou grupo nominal, fornecendo informações sobre a quantidade ou a especificidade desse substantivo, sendo essenciais para a clareza da comunicação escrita e oral.
Certo
Errado
Read the excerpt and fillin the blanks with the words indicated below.
Many people tend to be put ______ learning foreign languages as it also means taking _____ a lot ______ foreign grammar and vocabulary. Having attended two or three classes, they simply give _____ and put the whole thing ______ the backburner.
The sequence that correctly fills in the blanks is:
off / in / of / up / on.
of / on / off / up / in.
in / on / of / off / up.
on / in / up / of / off.
off / if / up / off / on.
Complete the sentence with the correct sequence of prepositions, considering standard collocations in academic English:
"The tendency _____ engaging _____ micro-cheating is often linked _____ a lack _____ satisfaction in long-term relationships."
to / in / to / of
of / in / to / of
to / on / with / in
for / in / with / of
Select the alternative that correctly completes the sentence.
The office closes ______ midnight.
in
at
on
during
since
Choose the alternative that correctly completes the sentences below with the appropriate prepositions, respectively.
I. She is waiting ___ the bus stop.
II. There is a clock ___ the wall.
III. My sister works ___ a hospital.
in – at – in
at – on – in
on – in – at
on – at – in
at – in – on
In the sentence “She spoke very softly during the meeting,” the word “softly” is classified as:
Adjective.
Adverb of frequency.
Preposition.
Adverb of manner.
Determiner.
Mark the alternative that fills in, correctly and respectively, the dots in lines 10 and 12.
at – for – in – overt
on – by – in – about
on – in – by – about
on – by – at – over
in – by – on – over
Identify the sentence where the preposition of place is used incorrectly.
She has lived in São Paulo for ten years.
We decided to meet at the cinema at 8 PM.
Your keys are on the kitchen table.
He is waiting for you on the airport.
The children are playing in the park.
Choose the alternative that correctly completes the sentences with the appropriate prepositions of time, respectively.
I. My English class starts ___ 7:30 p.m.
II. We usually travel ___ January.
III. The conference will happen ___ Friday morning.
IV. She likes studying English ___ night.
in - at - on - in
on - at - in - on
in - on - at - in
at - on – in – at
at - in - on - at
Choose the option in which the preposition "in" is used.
She looks beautiful _____ this photo.
There is a mistake _____ page 10.
I heard him talk _____ the radio.
I want the meeting to start exactly _____ time.
I fell asleep _____ the end of the movie.
The distinction between "lexical prepositions" and "grammaticalized (functional) prepositions" is central to modern syntactic theory. Compare the following uses:
1. She is waiting for the bus.
2. The book is on the desk.
According to the criteria of Huddleston and Pullum regarding the status of prepositions as heads of phrases, it is correct to conclude that:
In (1), "for" is a licensed functional preposition (grammaticalized) determined by the verb, while in (2), "on" is a lexical head that contributes its own spatial meaning to the phrase.
In both cases, the prepositions are mere "case markers" and cannot be considered heads of their respective phrases.
In (1), the preposition is a clitic, whereas in (2) it is a free morpheme with no syntactic relation to the noun phrase.
The preposition in (2) is an obligatory complement of the verb "to be", making it as grammaticalized as the "for" in (1).
Dependent prepositions are fixed associations between words. Select the alternative that correctly fills the blanks in the sentence: "He was accused ______ theft, but he insisted ______ his innocence."
of / on
for / on
of / in
with / on
about / about
Which alternative presents the correct prepositions that are missing in the third paragraph of the text?
at • for • from • by
by • for • from • to
in • of • from • to
in • off • about • at
on • off • from • to
Prepositions in English can be simple or complex, the latter consisting of two or three-word phrases that function as a single unit. Based on the syntactic and semantic properties of complex prepositions in formal discourse, choose the CORRECT alternative.
The committee voted in favor of the new policy regarding to the budgetary concerns raised by the local administrative department.
The committee voted in favor of the new policy in spite the budgetary concerns raised by the local administrative department.
The committee voted in favor of the new policy notwithstanding the budgetary concerns raised by the local administrative department.
The committee voted in favor of the new policy by means for the budgetary concerns raised by the local administrative department.
Choose the option that best completes the following sentence:
“The new café opened _____ the corner of my street _____ September.”
by; on
at; on
in; in
on; at
at; in
Choose the alternative in which the prepositions of time are correctly used.
The seminar will begin on 8:30 a.m. in Monday, and the registration form must be submitted until the end of the week.
The seminar will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, and the registration form must be submitted by the end of the week.
The seminar will begin in 8:30 a.m. at Monday, and the registration form must be submitted during the end of the week.
The seminar will begin at Monday in 8:30 a.m., and the registration form must be submitted since the end of the week.
The seminar will begin by Monday at 8:30 a.m., and the registration form must be submitted in the end of the week.
Consider the prepositional phrase in: "Kamila recalls that during her first months at the new secondary school, she had little time for her hobbies.". The choice of preposition establishes a specific spatial or temporal relationship.
Which analysis correctly explains the prepositional function in this context?
"At" indicates temporal duration, specifying the length of time Kamila spent without engaging in hobbies.
"At" functions as a directional preposition showing movement toward the educational institution.
"At" establishes a possessive relationship between Kamila and the institutional space she occupied.
"At" creates a comparative relationship between the new school and her previous educational environment.
"At" denotes locative relationship, positioning Kamila within the institutional setting during a specific period.