Mixed Prepositions

I seldom eat lunch (on, at, to) noon.

• on

• at

• to

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I was born (on, at, by) July 8th.

• on

• at

• by

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The school year in Israel begins (on, in, at) September.

• on

• in

• at

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If you stand too (against, from, near) a campfire, you are likely to get burnt.

• against

• from

• near

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Mary sits (to, in front of, above) Beth in the classroom.

• to

• in front of

• above

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Phi Phi Island is (off, at, in) the coast of Thailand.

• off

• at

• in

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The Cuban runner is (to, between, behind) the South Korean in the race.

• to

• between

• behind

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If you can't go over the mountain, go (through, from, around) it.

• from

• through

• around

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The Peterson's live (in, at, on) 1855 N. Richmond Street.

• in

• at

• on

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The restaurant is (through, on top of, at) those doors.

• through

• on top of

• at

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