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    The document provides examples of prepositional questions and exercises to complete the questions with the correct preposition. It asks the reader to look at a sample sentence and write a question using the indicated preposition. Some examples include: "What are you looking at?", "What are they waiting for?", "What did they know about?", and "What are you listening to?". The exercises are meant to practice forming questions using prepositions like "about", "at", "for", and "to".

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    PREPOSITIONAL QUESTIONS

    A) Complete the questions with a preposition (about / at / for / to)


    What are you looking ________?

    What are you waiting________?

    What are they pointing ________?

    What did they know ________?

    What are they laughing ________?

    What was she reading ________?

    What are you talking ________?

    What are you listening ________?

    B) Write questions. Remember to include the prepositions in the correct place.


    1) _____________________________________________________________________________
    I am looking at this wonderful painting.
    2) _____________________________________________________________________________
    They are waiting for their presents.
    3) _____________________________________________________________________________
    Ive read about the First World War.
    4) _____________________________________________________________________________
    She is pointing at you.
    5) _____________________________________________________________________________
    I know about the big party.
    6) _____________________________________________________________________________
    I am listening to music.
    7) _____________________________________________________________________________
    We talked about the movie we watched last weekend.
    8) _____________________________________________________________________________
    Im laughing at his hair.
    9) _____________________________________________________________________________
    Shes written about politics.

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