PREPOSITIONS IN COMMON SPANISH IDIOMS 1

| level: Beginner

Complete each of the idioms below with the correct preposition (from the three choices given):
Example: más vale pájaro en mano, que cien volando (en, de, a)

1. un clavo saca otro clavo (en, de, a)

2. salirse la suya (en, con, por)

3. ver todo color rosa (en, de, a)

4. no tener pelos la lengua (en, de, a)

5. estar la espada y la pared (encima de, entre, detrás de)

6. tirar la casa la ventana (en, por, a)

7. llover cántaros (en, de, a)

8. falta de pan, tortillas (por, en, a)

9. consultar la almohada (con, de, por)

10. estar hasta la sopa (en, de, a)


Special characters (click to insert):
á é í ó ú ü ñ Á É Í Ó Ú Ñ

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