Which preposition to use after nouns in English?

Are you a pro at using prepositions? Find out with this challenging quiz!

Choose the preposition that fits best after each noun.

For more detailed grammar lessons (including quizzes and feedback/correction on your written English), check out the Advanced English Grammar Course.

YouTube video
 

Which preposition to use after nouns?

Congratulations - you have completed Which preposition to use after nouns?. You scored %%SCORE%% out of %%TOTAL%%. Your performance has been rated as %%RATING%%
Your answers are highlighted below.
Question 1
Do you have any interest _________ doing a study abroad program?
A
for
B
in
C
on
Question 2
He gave a speech _________ the dangers of texting and driving.
A
at
B
on
C
to
Question 2 Explanation: 
The word "about" could also be used here.
Question 3
I really admire her dedication _________ animal rights.
A
about
B
for
C
to
Question 4
Most people have little awareness _______ world events.
A
at
B
from
C
of
Question 5
I'd like some information _______ the software.
A
about
B
by
C
in
Question 6
My uncle's addiction ________ gambling has ruined his family.
A
in
B
to
C
with
Question 7
She didn't give a reason ______ her refusal.
A
as
B
for
C
of
Question 8
Don't make a habit _____ staying up late to watch TV.
A
in
B
of
C
on
Question 9
There are high taxes _____ imported products.
A
at
B
on
C
over
Question 10
There's a risk ____ infection with every surgery.
A
by
B
of
C
to
Question 11
We've got lots of experience ______ management.
A
in
B
for
C
of
Question 12
You definitely have a talent _____ learning languages!
A
about
B
for
C
with
Question 13
She had a nasty argument _______ her boyfriend and she's still angry.
A
at
B
to
C
with
Question 14
That company has a reputation _____ bad customer service.
A
by
B
from
C
for
Question 15
He's about to graduate with a degree _____ finance.
A
in
B
of
C
at
Question 16
My mother's fear _____ flying means she can't travel long distances.
A
from
B
of
C
in
Once you are finished, click the button below. Any items you have not completed will be marked incorrect. Get Results
There are 16 questions to complete.

 

Free download: Nouns + Prepositions

 

Master the details of English grammar:

aegc-transparent

Learn more about this course

You might also like...

Welcome!

Hi, I’m Shayna. I create courses helping English as a Second Language learners become more fluent in just a few minutes a day – so they can speak English naturally and confidently in work and daily life.

Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
TikTok
YouTube

Free E-Book: 500+ Real English Phrases

Learn the phrases native English speakers use - so you can speak confidently in any situation!
© Espresso English • Website by KristenDoyle.co