Prepositions after verbs
Complete the following sentences using an appropriate preposition.
1. The train arrived ………………… 6 o’clock. (at / in / on)
2. Everybody was listening …………………. the news. (to / at / for)
3. The boys laughed ……………….. the beggar. (at / on / with)
4. We haven’t decided ……………… a course of action. (to / on / for)
5. What are you talking ………………….? (about / to / with)
6. Who is he speaking ……………….? (to / on / at)
7. I talked ……………….. him yesterday. (with / to)
8. He could not cope ………………… the pressure to perform. (with / about / for)
9. I fear ………………. his safety. (for / about / to / from)
10. This report focuses …………………… the problems plaguing the society. (about / on / for / from)
Answers
1. The train arrived at 6 o’clock.
2. Everybody was listening to the news.
3. The boys laughed at the beggar.
4. We haven’t decided on a course of action.
5. What are you talking about?
6. Who is he speaking to?
7. I talked with / to him yesterday.
8. He could not cope with the pressure to perform.
9. I fear for his safety.
10. This report focuses on the problems plaguing the society.

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