Question 1
The kitchen is closed for repairs. That is the reason _____ the new opening date.
Options: of, for, to
Choose the option that completes each sentence in context.
Question 1
The kitchen is closed for repairs. That is the reason _____ the new opening date.
Options: of, for, to
Question 2
The windows would not close, but a builder found a solution _____ the problem.
Options: of, at, to
Question 3
Please answer the final question, then compare your answer _____ that question with the one in the book.
Options: to, of, at
Question 4
Joining the camera club gave Ben an interest _____ _____ short films.
Options: to, in, of, make, to make, making
Question 5
There is a need _____ extra chairs because there is a lack _____ seats in the waiting room.
Options: for, of, to
Question 6
Ella avoids boats because of her fear _____ falling into deep water.
Options: to, of, in
Question 7
The earlier start will affect my colleagues and me. It will have an effect _____ _____ because we will need to leave home sooner.
Options: to, of, on, us, we, our
Question 8
Only staff have access _____ the room where the money is kept.
Options: of, to, for
Question 9
The hotel wants someone with experience _____ tourism and experience _____ its booking software.
Options: on, to, in, with, for
Question 10
I have a friendly relationship _____ my landlord; the relationship _____ the two of us has always been good.
Options: between, with, to, on
Question 11
One ticket includes lunch and the other does not. That is the main difference _____ the two tickets.
Options: between, with, to
Question 12
There has been a change _____ Leo’s mood: he seems much happier today.
Options: at, for, in
Question 13
The editor made a change _____ the final paragraph by removing one sentence.
Options: of, to, at
Question 14
For this job, you need experience in _____ activities for children.
Options: organising, organise, to organise
Question 15
One of the advantages of _____ your tickets online is that you can compare prices easily.
Options: to buy, buying, buy
Practice Nouns with Dependent Prepositions — Forms in Context with this interactive fill-in-the-blank exercise of 15 questions. Choose the option that correctly completes each sentence, then submit to check your answers and get detailed feedback on every choice.
Practicing grammar in real sentences — rather than memorising rules in isolation — is one of the most effective ways to make a structure stick. You can retry as many times as you like to build accuracy and confidence using Nouns with Dependent Prepositions — Forms in Context in everyday English.
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