Noun + Preposition – Part 2: Multiple Choice
B1-B2 Level
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Dad's first attempt blank making sushi was a disaster, but his second one looked amazing.
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Choose the preposition that completes each sentence. Look at the noun before the gap and at what follows it. Your first choice counts.
Dad's first attempt _____ making sushi was a disaster, but his second one looked amazing.
My brother has no interest _____ learning to drive. He'd rather cycle everywhere.
That story in the newspaper did a lot of damage _____ his reputation.
Too much screen time can have a bad effect _____ your sleep.
The main cause _____ the fire was an old heater in the kitchen.
After the way she handled the crisis, staff have real confidence _____ their new head teacher.
There has been a big increase _____ the price of bus tickets this year.
We made a complaint _____ the noise from the flat upstairs.
There's a huge demand _____ cheap flats in the city centre.
My son has a fear _____ the dark, so we always leave a light on in the hall.
The government has announced a ban _____ plastic straws.
Do all the students have access _____ the computer room at lunchtime?
Both sides want to put an end _____ the strike as soon as possible.
My grandma still keeps in contact _____ all her old school friends.
Is there a cure _____ the common cold yet?
There's a real lack _____ parking near the hospital.
My parents had an argument _____ who should do the washing-up.
Our landlord never sends a reply _____ our messages, so now we just phone him.
This year, our school has a strong focus _____ helping children to enjoy reading.
After all their lies, I've lost all trust _____ them.
Grammar review
Several nouns at this level take a second preposition with a different meaning: a call from the dentist means the dentist rang us, but a call to the dentist means we rang them. Encourage students to learn each noun with one typical phrase and to read what follows the gap before they choose.
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