What is the correct preposition? (in, to, with, for)

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
1

The police are trying to an end…the motorbike race among teenagers.

a. to
b. in
c.for
d. with

My ans : B

Actually, I haven’t seen this structure before. Can U show me?
Thanks.

2

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You have miscopied the question; please check it again carefully.
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3

The police are trying to put an end…the motorbike race among teenagers.

a. to
b. in
c.for
d. with

My ans : B

Please help me again.THanks

4

Hi nhatanh,

Please google the phrase “put an and to” and you’ll know the correct answer. Also, how much time do you spend reading each day?

Regards,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]

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5

Hello nhatanh

Of course Torsten meant “put an [color=red]end to”. “and” is a typo there.

Tom

6

Hi Tom,

You are absolutely right! Many thanks for keeping an eye on me and my typos :-).

Regards,
Torsten[YSaerTTEW443543]

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