Use of Preposition

He died of cancer.

He is angry with me.

The table is made of wood.

Paper is made from wood.

He lack in courage.

He is cured of the diseases.

I will part with the matter.

He will appear at the exam next year.

He looks upon it as a great evil.

You should abide by the rules of state.

The ponds abounds with frogs.

Your conduct admits of no excuse.

He was angry at the bad weather.

He is not ashmed of his conduct.

He availed himself of the opportunity.

He is dull of hearing.

How did you come by the picture?

He entered into the room. (No Preposition)

Do you believe me? (No Preposition)

He agreed on the point.

The existence of “Samud” was died out by almighty.

The thief broke into the room at midnight.

The minister has been vested withpower.

He is expert in English.

He is weak in English.

He has authority over his son.

He is exempted from tuition fees.

He is expert at football.

What is wanted by you?

He can’t give concentration on his study.