Made (from, of, out of, with)

Jan 28, 2016

Grammar tips:
• made from — manufacturing process;
• made of — material or qualities of something;
• made out of — transformation from one thing into another;
• made with — ingredients of food and drink.

Choose the most suitable preposition. Refer to the grammar tips if confused.
1. They were living in tents made . . .
  out of
  old plastic sheets.
  - of
  - from
  - out of
  - with
2. Plastic is made . . .
  from
  oil.
  - with
  - from
  - out of
  - of
3. “What’s this table made . . .
  of
  ?”
  “It’s American white oak.”
  - with
  - from
  - out of
  - of
4. The earliest canoes were made . . .
  from
  tree trunks.
  - from
  - out of
  - with
  - of
5. This dish is made . . .
  with
  beef, red peppers and herbs.
  - with
  - out of
  - from
  - of
6. She wore a beautiful necklace made . . .
  of
  silver.
  - from
  - of
  - out of
  - with
7. Is sushi always made . . .
  with
  raw fish or do the Japanese use cooked fish too?
  - of
  - with
  - out of
  - from
8. In the 1970s, it was popular to have candleholders made . . .
  out of
  wine bottles.
  - with
  - from
  - out of
  - of

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