Complete the sentence with the correct preposition from the choices

given.
1) We are very excited __________________ our trip to Spain next week. (AT, WITH, ABOUT, OVER)
2) I am very fond __________________ drinking green tea. (FOR, OF, ABOUT, AT)
3) Almost all politicians were involved __________________ the scandal. (IN, AT, WITH, FROM)
4) I am looking forward ______________ having a meeting with you next week.(WITH, AT, TO, IN)
5) At the moment, she is recovering __________________ her injuries. (AT, OF, FROM, WITH)
6) I’m dreaming ________________ becoming a famous scientist one day (FOR, WITH, ABOUT, INTO)
7) My cousin is married __________________ a famous American (WITH, FOR, TO, FROM)
8) I am responsible __________________ training the new recruits. (AT, ABOUT, WITH, FOR)
9) Many people took advantage __________________ the low prices offered by the new shop (OF,FOR,
WITH, TO)
10) I was not quite satisfied __________________ the exam results. (AT, FOR, WITH, ABOUT)
11) The president was thankful __________________ everyone who helped in the campaign (TO,WITH,
FOR, AT)
12) Everyone in this town will benefit __________________ the new hospital (FROM, WITH, AT, INTO)
13) For two full days, the man was fighting __________________ his life. (UP,WITH, AT, FOR)
14) My dad shouted __________________ me because I didn’t do what he said (TO, AT, WITH,

TOWARDS)
15) She insisted __________________ helping me with the dishes. (ON, WITH, FOR, ABOUT)
16) Almost all car companies care __________________ the environment (FOR, AT, ABOUT,WITH)
17) Wearing a seat belt can protect you ____________ being killed in a car. (WITH, OF, ABOUT, FROM)
18) Ten people were killed when a bus collided __________________ a car (INTO, WITH, AT, TOWARDS)
19) The customers came to the shop to complain _____________ their service (ABOUT, AT, ON, FOR)
20) Our atmosphere consists __________________ oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide (INTO,
OF,WITH, FOR)
Choose the correct preposition:
The first ever celebration of the United Nations World Food Safety Day, _____ (for/with/to) be marked
globally _____ (at/of/on) 7 June, aims _____ (to/for/by) strengthen efforts _____ (to/under/of) ensure
that the food we eat is safe.
Every year, nearly one _____ (on/in/about) ten people in the world (an estimated 600 million people)
fall ill and 420,000 die _____ (before/after/of) eating food contaminated _____ (by/of/for) bacteria,
viruses, parasites or chemical substances. Unsafe food also hinders development _____ (during/in/for)
many low- and middle-income economies, which lose around US$ 95 billion (in productivity associated
with illness, disability, and premature death suffered by workers.
World Food Safety Day 2019’s theme is that food safety is everyone’s business. Food safety contributes
to food security, human health, economic prosperity, agriculture, market access, tourism and
sustainable development. The UN has designated two of its agencies, the Food and Agriculture
Organization (FAO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) to lead efforts in promoting food safety
around the world.
FAO and WHO are joining forces to assist countries to prevent, manage and respond to risks along the
food supply chain, working with food producers and vendors, regulatory authorities and civil society
stakeholders, whether the food is domestically produced or imported. “Whether you are a farmer, farm
supplier, food processor, transporter, marketer or consumer, food safety is your business,” FAO
Director-General José Graziano da Silva said. “There is no food security without food safety,” he said.
“Unsafe food kills an estimated 420,000 people every year. These deaths are entirely preventable,” said
Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General. “World Food Safety Day is a unique
opportunity _____ (for/to/on) raise awareness _____ (on/for/about) the dangers of unsafe food with
governments, producers, handlers and consumers. From farm _____ (on/to/for) plate, we all have a role
to play _____ (to/in/about) making food safe.”

Correct the following sentences

1. I have seen him yesterday.
2. We had gone to the movies last night.
3. I had spoken to them about my holiday.
4. You must attend your teacher’s instructions.
5. The hen has lain six eggs.
6. I have seen him a moment ago.
7. They discussed about the whole matter.
8. We are playing tennis every day.
9. He is sleeping for two hours.
10. Neither of the boys have returned.

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate modal auxiliary verb.

1. She ………………… speak Madrid really better than anyone else.
a. can b. may c. might
2. I asked if you ………………………….. arrive in the afternoon.
a. can b. could c. might
3. She ………………………… walk when she was just nine months old.
a. can b. could c. might
4. If you take rest for an hour, you ……………………… feel better. (Please select 3 correct answers)
a. may b. can c. could d. might

5. After giving birth, a woman ……………………. suffer from depression for many months.
a. may b. can c. shall

6. She said that she ………………………….. go to the movies.

a. may b. can c. might

7. You …………………………… have lots of money, but that doesn’t mean you are better than me.
a. might b. would c. should

8. When I was a child, I …………………………. watch TV whenever I wanted.

a. may b. might c. could

9. …………………………… he arrive on time?

a. Will b. Would c. Shall
10. I ………………………. be happy even if I do not win the prize.
a. will b. could c. may

11. She …………………………… be here soon.

a. shall b. should c. would

12. I …………………………….. kill him if he reads my letters again.

a. will b. shall c. would

Choose the correct conjunction:

29 May 2019 - The World Health Organization (WHO) in collaboration with over 20 agencies conducted a
detailed analysis of one year of trauma injuries in Gaza _____ (whereas/and/but) its humanitarian
impact. From 30th March 2018 to 30th March 2019, 277 Palestinians were killed
_____(but/and/because) 28,014 injured.
_____(Although/Therefore/However) any health system in the world would be overwhelmed if it had to
manage such a high influx of trauma casualties, the most pressing concern is the staggering number of
gunshot wounds – 6872 or 25% of the total casualty caseload. Out of those, 87% were to the limbs.
172 people became permanently disabled _____ (but/and/because) of their injuries, of whom 36 are
children. The biggest cause of permanent disability is amputation. In one year, 121 amputations took
place. WHO estimates that the damage caused by high-energy gunshot wounds has resulted in some
1209 to 1746 patients who will need specialized tertiary treatment. Without this treatment being made
available in Gaza, the number of amputations may drastically increase in 2019.
“Making the services available by setting up treatment centres, such as the osteomyelitis treatment
centre, deploying emergency medical teams from abroad, and providing essential medical resources,
must remain a priority. (As/But/And) _____ this can only be achieved with the support of the
international community. Humanitarian and development actors must work side-by-side for the next
phase of this response,” says Mr. Jamie McGoldrick, the Humanitarian Coordinator for the occupied
Palestinian territory.