Idiomatic prepositions (consistent with, capable of, prefer…to)

Question 1

Choose the preposition that is correct in standard English. The plan is in keeping ___ the town's history.

• A. at
• B. with
• C. to
• D. of

Question 2

Type the preposition that completes the phrase. All visitors must comply ___ the safety rules.

Answer 

Question 3

Is this sentence correct in formal written English? We can't rely on the weather forecast.

• A. correct
• B. incorrect

Question 4

Choose the preposition that is correct in standard English. My parents don't approve ___ late nights.

• A. with
• B. of
• C. at
• D. to

Question 5

Type the preposition that completes the phrase. The plan is in keeping ___ the town's history.

Answer 

Question 6

Is this sentence correct in formal written English? The book gives real insight of teenage life.

• A. correct
• B. incorrect

Question 7

Choose the preposition that is correct in standard English. The plan is in keeping ___ the town's history.

• A. to
• B. with
• C. of
• D. at

Question 8

Type the preposition that completes the phrase. She is very aware ___ the risks.

Answer 

Question 9

Is this sentence correct in formal written English? She is very aware of the risks.

• A. correct
• B. incorrect

Question 10

Choose the preposition that is correct in standard English. I prefer reading ___ watching TV.

• A. to
• B. from
• C. over to
• D. than

Question 11

Type the preposition that completes the phrase. The survey was focused ___ young voters.

Answer 

Question 12

Is this sentence correct in formal written English? We can't rely to the weather forecast.

• A. correct
• B. incorrect

Question 13

Choose the preposition that is correct in standard English. He was preoccupied ___ his exams.

• A. with
• B. at
• C. by
• D. on

Question 14

Type the preposition that completes the phrase. She is very aware ___ the risks.

Answer 

Question 15

Is this sentence correct in formal written English? She is very aware on the risks.

• A. correct
• B. incorrect

Question 16

Choose the preposition that is correct in standard English. He was preoccupied ___ his exams.

• A. with
• B. at
• C. by
• D. on