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Simple Prepositions

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  He sat on the chair.
  
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  There is some milk in the fridge.
  
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  She was hiding under the table.
  
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  The cat jumped off the counter.
  
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  He drove over the bridge.
  
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  She lost her ring at the beach.
  
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  The book belongs to Anthony.
  
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  They were sitting by the tree.
  
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  We are running in the gym today.
  
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  The sun is above the clouds.
  
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  She lives near her workplace.
  
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  She drew the picture with a crayon.
  
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  He swam at the lake.
  
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  I walked down the street.
  
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  We located the key for the lock.
  
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  The car went through the tunnel.
  
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  I got a package from a friend.
  
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  I have liked that song since 1999.
  
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  She put the flowers by the window.
  
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  The food was placed on the table.
  

Double Prepositions

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  Once upon a time, there was a beautiful princess.
  
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  The baby climbed onto the table.
  
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  It is up to us to find the answer.
  
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  The loud noise came from within the stadium.
  
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  She never leaves without her phone.
  
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  The bird sat atop the oak tree.
  
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  The caterpillar turned into a butterfly.
  
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  I was unable to get out of the appointment.
  

Compound Prepositions

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  She sat across from Marie.
  
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  I attended the meeting on behalf of my company.
  
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  We were in the middle of the storm.
  
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  He has gym class in addition to his regular classes today.
  
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  He picked up the penny from beneath the couch.
  
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  Aside from singing, she also plays the piano at the bar.
  
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  My car is parked in front of the mailbox.
  
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  The weather will be good this weekend according to Tom.
  

Participle Prepositions

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  She is interested in anything concerning horses.
  
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  He works one job during the day and another at night.
  
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  The dog kept following him home.
  
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  All the neighbors were there including the new one.
  
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  The principal was asking questions regarding her behavior.
  
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  Considering his age, he did a great job.
  
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  He was frustrated at the situation.
  
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  The teacher said no talking during class.
  
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Phrase Prepositions

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  I will get to the conference on time.
  
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  The baseball game was canceled after the heavy rain.
  
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  John found his homework under the bed.
  
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  The children loved the gifts from their grandparents.
  
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  He succeeded with a little help.
  
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  We met to discuss the project before class.
  
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  She left muddy footprints on the clean floor.
  
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  According to his wishes, his funeral will be private
  

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3.Her sister is a nurse
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Pneumonia symptoms can vary from so mild you barely notice them, to so severe that hospitalization is required. How your body responds to pneumonia depends on the type germ causing the infection, your age and your overall health.

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  Cough, which may produce greenish, yellow or even bloody mucus
  
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  Fever, sweating and shaking chills
  
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  Shortness of breath
  
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  Rapid, shallow breathing
  
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  Sharp or stabbing chest pain that gets worse when you breathe deeply or cough
  
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  Loss of appetite, low energy, and fatigue
  
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  Nausea and vomiting, especially in small children
  
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  Confusion, especially in older people