Noun + Preposition – Part 1: Multiple Choice
A2-B1 Level
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My grandad is a huge fan blank old cowboy films.
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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.
My grandad is a huge fan _____ old cowboy films.
Priya got an invitation _____ a job interview at the bank this morning.
Can you explain the difference _____ a mug and a cup? Is it just the size?
My cousin has a degree _____ French and now works as a translator.
The leisure centre's website has information _____ all its swimming classes.
The purpose _____ today's visit is to check that the smoke alarms work.
Before I write my CV, I'd like to see an example _____ a good one.
My little sister has a natural talent _____ drawing animals.
Excuse me, I've got a question _____ the bill. Why are there three coffees on it?
Can you send me the recipe _____ that lemon and ginger cake you made on Sunday?
A: What's the matter _____ Leo? He's very quiet today. B: I think he's just tired.
There's a problem _____ the shower. The water's freezing!
My dad's reaction _____ my new haircut? He laughed for five minutes.
Everyone in the village has a lot of respect _____ Dr Okafor. She's been their doctor since 1995.
Is your mum a member _____ the tennis club? She plays every Saturday.
My grandparents are planning a trip _____ Scotland for their anniversary.
Is there any reason _____ the long queue outside the bakery today?
Ana has a great relationship _____ her stepdad. They go fishing together every Sunday.
Dad needs some help _____ the garden this weekend, so he's asked my brother and me.
My son has spent all evening on his puzzle book, and he still doesn't know the answer _____ number 12.
Grammar review
Learners at this level usually know these nouns but not the preposition that follows them, and there's rarely a rule that predicts it. Have students record each noun with its preposition in a short example, such as a photo of the beach or a chat with a neighbour, and remind them to read past the gap before choosing.
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