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Prepositional Phrases – In, On, Out and Under (18)
1.Don't worry. I have forgiven you for not showing up for
dinner. It is water the bridge.

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2.I think I am going to quit working for today. I am
completely of energy. I am totally exhausted from
digging those holes earlier.

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3.I am sorry; I don't believe you. Lying is completely
of character for him. I have known him for ten years and I
have never heard him tell a lie.

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4.He saw some Canadian geese flying formation
and wondered how far they had to fly to reach their
destination.

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5.Hi, we are detectives with the Richmond Police
Department. We are looking for Mr. Peters. Is he here? He
is wanted connection with a gang killing in Oakland.

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6.I have to take my car into the shop. My front tires are
of alignment again. I hit a raccoon last week.

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7.According to some analysts, the recession is now
its decline. They say that the end is in sight soon and that
the economy picking itself up now.

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8.Gardeners recommend keeping a diseased or insect-
ridden plant isolation until the insects are completely
eradicated or the disease has been cured.

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9.I am sorry, Sir. You will have to wait until next week to
talk to Sergeant O'Brien. He is currently leave right
now until Monday. He asked for this short vacation some
time ago. If you like, I can give him a message as soon as
gets back.

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10.I am thoroughly disgusted with you. fact, I never
want to see you again.

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