Prepositions Exercise (Drag and Drop Test)

Prepositions Test

Drag the prepositions in the red box into the green box. There are five prepositions to find.

To achieve "Genius Status," you must correctly place all five prepositions in the green box in less than 6 seconds without losing a life.

What are prepositions?

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