English Language
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C
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The verb sent means there is a motion towards the address. 'To' is the correct answer.
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about
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for
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of
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no preposition
B
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The correct preposition is 'cause for' or 'reason for'.
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up
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with
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to
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no preposition
D
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No prepositon follows 'resembles' in the sentence.
C
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'To' here refers to outside the border. 'In' refers to inside the border. 'On' refers to at the border.
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after
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in
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no preposition
A
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If the doctor wanted the patient to visit in less than a week, the expression would be 'within'. Here obviously, the doctor wants the patient to come 'after' a week.
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to
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into
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about
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no preposition
A
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One may jump 'into' (getting into) a marriage, but one jumps to a conclusion.
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with
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by
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from
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no preposition
A
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'From' suggests that he is a part of the money. 'With' specifies that money is a separate entity.
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up
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upon
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of
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No preposition required
D
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Pick a quarrel is an idiom meaning "to start a fight or argument with someone on purpose".
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by
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in
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with
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no preposition
B
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'With' is used when a tool is being used but here ink is a raw material or a medium for the pen. So 'in' will be used.
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about
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for
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of
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no preposition
B
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We have a thirst or hunger 'for' something.
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from
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in
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with
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No preposition required
A
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'With' implies dying together with overwork. 'From' overwork means she will die because of overwork.
B
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'Few' is the correct option. 'They are not enough' conveys the negativity. 'A few' is incorrect because it is imparting a positive sentiment to the sentence while the following sentence is negative. 'The' is incorrect because there is no need to point out the noun in the sentence.
B
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'any' is the correct option as it provides negative sentiment to the sentence. 'some', on the other hand provides positive sentiment to the sentence. 'little' is incorrect because we have already used a negative (not) in the sentence.
A
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'this' is the correct option. 'which' and 'where' are incorrect because the sentence is not an interrogative. Hence, these two options do not fit in.
A
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'This' is the correct option as it is demonstrating a particular place. 'These' is incorrect because it is used to refer to plural items. 'Them' is incorrect because it is the objective form.