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Prepositional Phrases – On, In, Under and Out (1)
1.Don't worry about a thing. You'll feel better no
time. You look better already and the flu doesn't usually
last more than a couple of days.

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2.He is so smart and graduated with honors so he's really
demand right now. I'm sure he's going to choose the
right job and be happy with it for a long time.

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3.That photograph is really of focus. It's really blurry
and I can't tell who is in the picture.

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4.I know she reacted badly but you'll have to forgive her
because she was really of her element last night.
She gets really intimidated by powerful people and,
therefore, acted in a way that she normally doesn't.

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5.The package arrived the nick of time. We are
going to meet the deadline now. I can't thank you enough
for sending it off so quickly.

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6.Yes, we have those handbags stock right now. I'm
sure we have at least twenty more bags in the back so
you'll have a lot to choose from when you come into the
store today.

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7.Did you hear that Kendall is getting of prison next
week? I think he regrets robbing that store. He got in with
a bad crowd in high school but I sure hope he's able to
turn his life around now that he's paid his dues to society.

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8.We don't have any of those designer jeans left. We're
of stock right now but I ordered more and they
should be here by next week.

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9.I know you have to move because you got a great job.
Just promise me that we'll keep touch even though
you're going to be so far away.

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10.I couldn't get a hold of Sharon last week. I called her
but her phone line isn't use anymore. It's been
disconnected. She probably moved and will call soon.

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