Preposition Vs Adverb Particle DistinctionSet 3

1Paitsi, lukuun ottamatta = except .....
2Non-renewable energy sources are running .....
3Is the word to always a preposition?
4I would have been here sooner but the rain kept me .....
5Recently I've been too busy to hang ..... with my friends.
6It's a tool. It would come ..... handy for chopping wood, for example.
7Stop chatting to your friends and get ..... with your homework!
8Fill in the blank with a preposition "Break ..... tradition by doing sth"
9Cindy kept ..... the information from the police
10I like working ..... in the gym.
11Give my regards to Ravana.
12I always run ..... of money before the end of the month.A. out B. back c. up D. down
13Describe a story you enjoyed acting () when you were a child.
14He turned ..... the offer politely.
15Be exposed
16Can you use 'of' after 'despite? i.e. "Despite of the weather ..... "
17Identify the prepositional adverb in the following sentence:A teacher sat down between two students.
18How did the rabbit find his way home?
19True or False: In the sentence "We decided to look around before buying anything," the word 'around' is used as a preposition.
20Look .....! There's a car coming the other way!
21Don't give ..... trying and your marks will improve.
22Which ones are NOT preposition?
23Preposition or Adverb?"According to" Tobias, he ran down the stairs.
24Select "To" or "For" accordingly.Don't jump ..... conclusions!
25That music is much too loud! Turn it .....
26Did you stay up all night? / Did you stay all night up?
27Please go ..... and make your noise.
28Manon asked people to follow her blog and write ..... their own dreams.
29Choose the correct particle to complete the sentence: I'm taking ..... a new hobby-cookery.
30It's important to point ..... the main ideas.
31Fill in the blank with the correct particle: The children were sitting .....
32Just before the milk comes to the boil, turn the heat .....
33I'm a bit tired, so I don't really feel ..... to going to the party.
34Since the cinema burned ....., there's been nowhere to see films in our town.
35Is the red word a preposition or an adverb?I enjoy walking in the woods.
36Is 'during' an adverb or a preposition?
37What's the adverb or preposition? We looked around.
38Fearing that all work and no play would make Jack a dull boy, Jack's parents were concerned about their son's preoccupation ..... his schoolwork.
39Those farmers admitted ..... having used more chemical fertilisers than needed.
40Choose the correct preposition:Once you have finished cleaning, you can go ..... with your job.
41Which of the following sentences uses 'to' correctly?
42Select "To" or "For" accordingly.You will have to report that ..... the director.
43Complete the sentence:The movie theater was so crowded that we had to stand .....
44Choose the correct word to fill in the blank:We can't afford to eat ..... very often.
45Is the word in italics being used as a preposition or an adverb? I will put the book inside my locker.
46You should come to my party ..... all means.
47Complete with the correct preposition:came .....
48Complete the story. Choose the appropriate preposition or "to" for the blank: They say that when you want ..... hide something, one of the best places to hide it is in plain sight.
49She has barely enough money left to get ......
50We're getting ..... the subject.
51Does the following sentence contain an adverb or a prepositional phrase? My family went aboard the ship for our cruise.
52Jo's been slogging ..... at her revision all morning. Why don't you take her a cup of coffee?
53Wake me up ..... you go out
54True or False: In the sentence "The kids played outside," the word 'outside' is used as a preposition.
55She played totally ..... tune, I couldn't listen to that.
56Is the italicized word a preposition or an adverb? Is Stephanie in third grade or fourth grade now?
57Choose the correct preposition: ..... virtue of
58The smell of the food put me ..... and I couldn't eat anything.
59The driver stopped the car at the side of the road and got .....
60I totally agree ..... (to/ with) you.
61He may have deceived you, but he didn't take me .....