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- I received a letter ....................... my mother.
Question 1:
I received a letter ....................... my mother. A. from
B. to
C. of
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Prepositions Exercise - Test 50 | Exercise follow Topic
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Some questions from the same exam
- The dog was beaten ………………….. a stick.
- She was trembling ....................... fear.
- I received a letter ....................... my mother.
- My friend has invited me ………………….. his party.
- I live ………………… my parents.
- He discussed the problem …………………. his brothers.
- He drew a picture ....................... the pencil.
- I agree ...................... you.
- My house is ..................... the river.
- He comes …………………. Chennai.
- The dog ran ..................... me.
- This train runs ..................... Delhi and Agra.
- She sat ………………… the children.
- There is no unity ..................... .. the brothers.
- We cancelled the trip ..................... the rain.
- He played well ...................... the injury.
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