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Prepositional Phrases – In, On, Out and Under (22)
1.Some people have clean bedrooms. Mine has been
a state of disorder since I was a teenager.

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2.We are attempting to eliminate redundancies within the
company and your position has been identified as one of
those redundancies. other words, Brian, we are
going to have to let you go.

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3.I am so sick of living next to a train. It goes by my house
every hour, the hour, from 2 AM until 6 AM. It wakes
me up every night.

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4.Today, police caught a wanted murderer who had
been the run for over two years.

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5.You have only completed two reports, Cecil? You need
to kick it gear and do at least four more by lunch if
you don't want to get behind.

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6.I know you are mad at your mom for talking to your
girlfriend about your relationship. She just did it of
love; she knows you won't talk to your girlfriend about
what you told Mom and she thought it would help your
relationship.

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7.My husband was having some problems at work so the
director decided to take him his wing and teach him
everything he knows. Now, things are going a lot better.

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8.I can't talk to you over the telephone about this. I think

this is a conversation we should have person, don't
you?

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9.We are going to turn him in to the police. no
account will someone get away with stealing from this
company just because we are afraid of some bad publicity.

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10.What did you think you were doing? Because of your
actions over the past week, the whole business deal is
now jeopardy!

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