Complete the English grammar exercises on prepositions, numerical adjectives, hyphens, and apostrophes.

Here are the solutions for the English grammar exercises.

A. PREPOSITIONS

1. The learner sat quietly in the classroom during the test.
2. She walked through the library and the hall to get to her classroom.
3. We will meet at 7:30 am tomorrow for the trip.
4. The ball rolled under the desk and got stuck there.
5. He shared the sweets among all the classmates.

B. NUMERICAL ADJECTIVES – rewrite correctly.

1. A house with 3 bedrooms: a three-bedroom house
2. A race that lasted 2 hours: a two-hour race
3. A shirt that cost 50 Rand: a fifty-Rand shirt
4. A story with 10 chapters: a ten-chapter story
5. A journey of 100 kilometres: a one-hundred-kilometre journey

C. HYPHENS

1. She is a well-known author in our town.
2. The students had a twenty-minute break.
3. That was a long-term solution to the problem.
4. He wore a bright-red jacket to the event.
5. It was a state-of-the-art laboratory.

D. APOSTROPHES

1. The teacher's car was parked outside. (Possession)
2. The children's books were on the shelf. (Possession)
3. That's the answer we were looking for. (Contraction)
4. It's a beautiful day for the sports day. (Contraction)
5. Lutho's project won first prize. (Possession)