Choose the preposition or prepositional phrase to complete the sentence correctly.

Terrence studied _____ the test.
A. between
B. for
That's Correct!
It's Wrong!

To complete the given sentence, we will use “for.” “For” is telling us the relationship between studied and test. It tells us why Terrence studied—for the test.  

Terrence studied for the test.

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