He is ill ____________ fever?

A. of
B. with
C. in
D. from

Submitted by: Muhammad Arshad Mahar

“He is ill with fever.”

In English, when referring to someone who is experiencing a particular illness or condition, we typically use the preposition “with.” So, in this case, “with” is the appropriate choice.

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The Students protested _____ the ill-treatment of their leader.
A. over
B. to
C. against
D. for

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ill-gotten meaning ?
A. No required
B. Taken through legal way
C. Acquired by illegal or unfair means
d. Very ill

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The Chairman is ill and we’ll have to__________the meeting for a few days.
A. Put on
B. Put of
C. Put away
D. Put off

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Have you met Fatima? She is a friend of ____________.
A. my
B. my mother
C. my mother’s
D. me
Choose the correct spelling for the missing word: My ____________ needs to be paid every month.
A. Morgage
B. Morguage
C. Mortgage
D. Morgauge

Submitted by: Muhammad Umar Masaud
Pronoun is used to avoid unnecessary repetition of ____________ in a sentence?
A. Verb
B. Adjective
C. Noun
D. Preposition

Submitted by: Muhammad Danish
He is interested ____________ history?
A. of
B. in
C. about
D. on

Submitted by: Sajjad Ali Abbasi
What is the cause ____________ the problem?
A. of
B. on
C. about
D. in

Submitted by: Sajjad Ali Abbasi
I would like to thank you ____________ behalf of all of us?
A. of
B. on
C. about
D. in

Submitted by: Sajjad Ali Abbasi
Are we ____________ to leave on vacation?
A. already
B. altogether
C. all together
D. all ready

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