Preposition, Article and Conjunction Questions for CAT with Answers PDF

Use definite article 'the' before superlative 'most'.

Paintings are worth 'looking at'.

We view things 'from' somebody's angle or point of view.

Replace 'in' by 'at'. 'We may be slow in movement but are 'slow at' activities.'

The usage for two persons should be 'either'. "Any" connotes more than two entities.

'Across' is not followed by preposition 'with'. Use of 'with' is redundant. Correct phrase should be 'across an old friend....'.

The house is comfortable to 'live in'.

Use definitive article 'the' before French (people). French is a language; the French are a people (nation).

Affection is 'for' or 'towards', not 'with'.

Human mind is 'capable of processing'; 'capable' is followed by 'of' and 'capable of' is followed by a gerund, i.e. 'processing'. So, option 3 is the answer.

'Yawn' begins with a consonant sound. So, it should be preceded by indefinite article 'a'.

Use 'between' before two nouns/pronouns connected by 'and'.

'Swarm of' should be followed by plural noun 'particles'.

Flowers benefit 'from' pollination.

Change 'called on' to 'called out' to correct the error of phrasal verb. 'Call on' is to pay a short visit whereas called out is 'to summon'. Hence, option 4 is correct.

'As' will be the correct correlative usage for 'such' (instead of 'that').

Change 'ran for' to 'ran after' to correct the error. 'Ran after' means to try to catch somebody.

'Half a kilo sugar' is the correct usage in place of 'a half kilo sugar'.

Indefinite article 'a' should be used before 'dinner' to 'to a dinner'.

Change 'on' to 'at' to correct the prepositional error. "At the sight of" is the correct expression".