Grammar Tests: Prepositions
Practise English prepositions such as in, on, at, to and for, plus prepositions after verbs and adjectives. This page covers levels A1 to C1. Start at your level, then read the explanation after each answer to learn from your mistakes.
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Prepositions Of Place, There Is, There Are Test A1 A2 Level Exercises
16 questions · about 6 min
Questions
When do I use in, on and at for place?
Use in for spaces and areas: in a room, in London. Use on for surfaces and lines: on the table, on the wall. Use at for a point or place: at the door, at the bus stop. Example: She is at the station.
Why do some verbs need a preposition?
Many verbs are always used with one fixed preposition, and you must learn them together. Examples: listen to music, wait for a bus, depend on money, look at a picture. A wrong preposition sounds unnatural.
How can I learn prepositions more easily?
Learn them in short phrases, not alone. Write down phrases like good at maths, interested in art, arrive in Paris. Do a short test often, check each answer, and read the explanation for every mistake.