Fill in the blanks with suitable prepositions: I was ________ work when thieves broke _________ our house.
A
In / in
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B
At / in
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C
On / to
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D
At / into
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Solution
The correct option is C At / into
At is used to indicate a point of time or place, state, direction. age or occupation, degree. The first part of the given sentence indicates a place or state. So, the first blank must be filled with the preposition 'at'.
Options A and C can be thus eliminated as incorrect answer.
Into means inside something. It also indicates movement. Thus 'into' fulfills the second blank of the given sentence.