Understanding Prepositions: With vs. By

Which sentence correctly uses the preposition 'by'?

• I study English by a textbook.

• I study English by watching videos.

• I study English by a teacher.

• I study English by a book.

What is the correct way to use 'by' with a gerund?

• By watched movies

• By watch movies

• By watching movies

• By to watch movies

Which of the following is a correct use of 'by' with a noun?

• By my bus

• By the bus

• By a bus

• By bus

How should 'with' be used when referring to tools?

• With a hair dryer

• With hair dryer

• With the hair dryer

• With my hair dryer

Which sentence correctly uses 'with' to describe an instrument?

• I write with a pen.

• I write with my pen.

• I write with the pen.

• I write with pen.

In which context can 'by' and 'with' be used interchangeably?

• When describing a place

• When describing a person

• When describing a tool

• When describing a method

How is 'by' used in the passive voice?

• To describe the tool used

• To describe the person performing the action

• To describe the place of action

• To describe the time of action

Which sentence uses 'with' correctly in the passive voice?

• The cake was made with my friend.

• The cake was made with love.

• The cake was made with a baker.

• The cake was made with the oven.

What is the main focus of the lesson on 'by' and 'with'?

• To understand their use in describing time

• To understand their use in describing how something is done

• To understand their use in questions

• To understand their use in describing locations

What should you avoid when using 'by' with a noun?

• Using a gerund

• Adding an article

• Adding an adjective

• Using a verb