Hurry up! we have to go in/on/by/for five minutes. (which is correct)
- by.
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Hurry up! we have to go in/on/by/for five minutes. (which is correct)
I am good in/about/with/at translation. (which is correct)
He is devoid of/from/introduction/at commonsense. (which is correct)
There is no alternative ____ training.
Julia has been ill ____ three months.
Many prefer donating money ____ distributing clothes.
Rizvi requested Rani ____ telephone to attend the meeting.
Some writers sink ____ oblivion in course of time.
Why are you so angry ____?
I count ____ your help.
John Smith is good ____ Mathematics.
professor Razzak was a scholar ____ refute.
Credit to. 5000 ____ my account.
I have been living in Dhaka ____ 2000.
He insisted ____ there.
Which one is a correct sentence?
The family doesn’t feel ____ going on an outing this season.
Which is a synonym of “aback”?
Which is a synonym of “abandon”?
Which is a synonym of “abase”?