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Prepositional Phrases – In, On, Out and Under (23)
1.Johnny is definitely of favor with the boss after the
boss caught him hitting on his wife at the barbeque.

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2.Larry recently moved out of his old apartment. He now
lives the outskirts of the city where housing is a bit
cheaper.

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3.Did you hear about Karen and David's house? It went up
flames while they were away on vacation.
Apparently, they left their oven on while they were gone.

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4.Hi, Dave? This is Gina. What is the name of that band
we saw three weeks ago? Their name is right the tip
of my tongue but I can't think of what it is. I was going to
tell Justine to go see them and I realized I'd forgotten the
name.

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5.After Sam and Jennifer's parents banned them from
seeing each other, they met secret. They were in
love.

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6.I can definitely see your point, Tom. the other
hand, I think Sam's argument about the product harming
the environment is the one are company has to focus on
right now.

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7.James, I was wondering if I could have a word with you
private? It is about that analysis you completed for
me.

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8.This award goes to Anthony Madison recognition
of his third-quarter achievements, the boss said to the
staff.

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9.I wouldn't invest in that company, Derrick. They have
been the brink of bankruptcy for several years now
and nothing I have seen leads me to believe they will get
out of that position anytime soon.

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10.Another reason I would not invest is that they have
been investigation for defrauding consumers for
three years now.

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