English Grammar

to, on, about

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Test your English grammar knowledge with this multiple-choice quiz on the use of 'To,' 'On,' and 'About' in sentences. Enhance your language proficiency by choosing the correct preposition in various contexts.

Q 1: "Mr. E shouldn't be so hard on himself." What does "hard on himself" mean?

  • A nice and kind to himself
  • B unkind to himself
  • C rude to himself
  • D evil to himself

Q 2: It was Jade's first day on the job, so I was ______ ______ her.

  • A easy on
  • B easy off
  • C easy to
  • D easy in

Q 3: Which has a more negative meaning?

  • A tough on
  • B rough on
  • C none

Q 4: Why is everyone so crazy _______ Valen?

  • A on
  • B off
  • C to
  • D about

Q 5: Peter was very rude ______ me. I'm not going back to his shop again. I will buy comic books somewhere else.

  • A on
  • B at
  • C to
  • D in

Q 6: Another word for "rude" is:

  • A polite
  • B inpolite
  • C police
  • D impolite

Q 7: What is a collocation?

  • A words with similar meanings
  • B words that sound the same, but have different meanings
  • C words that often go together
  • D words that never go together