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Exercises:
Directions: Fill in each blank with a proper preposition.
1. Don't answer the question all
once; answer them one by one.
2. Red is usually associated
danger.
3. The Smiths are not disturbed
the overhead planes because they have become accustomed
them.
4. First
all, I'll tell you the importance of English study.
5. He left home even
saying good-bye to his mother.
6. Their prompt actions prevented the fire
spreading.
7. Mary has been here
1990.
8. My grandmother is not interested
modern music. She is
the times.
9.
the bad weather, the sports meet was postponed.
10.
the shortage of materials, their output has increased by five percent.
Key:
1.at 2.with 3.by, to 4. of 5.without 6.from 7.since 8.in, behind 9.Because of 10.In spite of
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