EnglishHSEB 2070 (old course)

Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions: a) The cat jumped the table. b) She is afraid dogs. c) We usually go to school foot. d) The book belongs me.

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Answer

a) The cat jumped onto the table. b) She is afraid of dogs. c) We usually go to school on foot. d) The book belongs to me.


Explanation:

  • "Onto" is used when something moves directly onto a surface (e.g., jumping onto a table).
  • "Of" expresses fear toward something (e.g., afraid of dogs).
  • "On foot" is a fixed phrase meaning walking (no preposition is needed before "foot" in this context; however, the correct preposition here is on).
  • "To" indicates possession (e.g., belongs to me).

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