Question

nd blanks with appropriate Prepositions. not able to distinguish good evil Death does not distin- the rich and the poor. Sir Roland Ross is distinguished his dical researches. Punch is distinguished ..... his hunch-back. (between, him. that an not concerned his affairs. I am not concerned. He was much concerned........... hearing the sad news. His parents are aturally concerned his safety. (about, at, for, in, with) o account of his age he is disqualified disqualifies the body ..... labour and the mind competing Ill-health .....study (for, from) The edition of Ivanhoe is adapted .... Indian students. The form and structure of nests are adapted .......... the wants and habits of each species. Many Urdu plays are adapted ........... English. (for, from, to) innocence is not a proof ............ scandal. He was discharged as there was no his guilt. (against, of) proof Thue charity does not consist ......... indiscriminate alms giving Brass consists copper and zinc (in of​

Answer 1

Prepositions are words that show relationships between other words in a sentence. The correct prepositions should be used to express these relationships clearly and correctly. The list provided gives examples of sentences with the appropriate prepositions filled in.

Step-by-step explanation:

Prepositions Practice

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate Prepositions:

• not able to distinguish between good and evil
• Death does not distinguish between the rich and the poor.
• Sir Ronald Ross is distinguished for his medical researches.
• Punch is distinguished by his hunch-back.
• I am not concerned about his affairs.
• He was much concerned with hearing the sad news.
• His parents are naturally concerned about his safety.
• On account of his age, he is disqualified from labor and the mind from competing.
• Ill-health disqualifies the body from labor and the mind from study.
• The edition of Ivanhoe is adapted for Indian students.
• The form and structure of nests are adapted to the wants and habits of each species.
• Many Urdu plays are adapted from English.
• Innocence is not a proof against scandal.
• He was discharged as there was no proof of his guilt.
• True charity does not consist in indiscriminate alms giving.
• Brass consists of copper and zinc.