All Free English MCQs with Answers

2021. She is thankful to you for being so patient ____ her.

• A. for
• B. of
• C. with
• D. at

Explanation: Patient is followed by with when referring to tolerance of a person or situation, as in “patient with her students.” For belongs with thankful, not with patient in this construction.

2022. I will be glad to get rid _____ him.

• A. from
• B. with
• C. of
• D. by

Explanation: The fixed expression is get rid of someone or something, meaning to remove or become free from them. The other prepositions do not complete this idiom.

2023. Bananas are selling _______ Rs250 per dozen.

• A. on
• B. over
• C. with
• D. at

Explanation: At is used for a specific price or rate, as in “selling at Rs250 per dozen.” On, over, and with do not express the selling price in this sentence.

2024. He persisted _____ silly ideas.

• A. on
• B. to
• C. in
• D. none

Explanation: The verb “persist” is followed by “in” when it means to continue doing something, as in “persist in silly ideas.”

2025. Usman is afraid ______ dog.

• A. from
• B. of
• C. with
• D. to

Explanation: The standard collocation is “afraid of,” meaning frightened by or fearful of someone or something. The other prepositions do not fit this expression.

2026. The Jar was full _______ oil.

• A. with
• B. from
• C. by
• D. of

Explanation: The fixed expression is “full of,” meaning containing a large amount of something. “With” may show accompaniment, but it is not the standard preposition after “full” in this sense.

2027. He always insisted ____ his opinion.

• A. to
• B. in
• C. on
• D. over

Explanation: The verb “insist” takes the preposition “on” when followed by an idea, demand, or opinion: “insist on his opinion.”

2028. He accused the man _______ stealing.

• A. for
• B. on
• C. with
• D. of

Explanation: The standard construction is “accuse someone of” an offence: “He accused the man of stealing.”

2029. He is weak _____ grammar.

• A. at
• B. in
• C. from
• D. with

Explanation: The usual expression is “weak in” a subject or skill, as in “weak in grammar” or “weak in mathematics.”

2030. Sana is popular ______ her friends.

• A. among
• B. by
• C. over
• D. with

Explanation: “Popular with” is the standard collocation when referring to people who like someone. “Among” can indicate being popular within a group, but “with her friends” is the intended phrasing here.