Prepositions and Nouns

Jacky is so fortunate to live __________ Ang Mo Kio. It only takes him 10 minutes to travel to school every morning.

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I miss having a picnic __________ the beach with my family. We used to do that every other weekend before Circuit Breaker began.

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Even though there was no teacher __________ the classroom, 5 Courage behaved so well and everyone was doing their own work quietly.

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For this Obstacle Course, students would have to crawl (a) __________ many tunnels and climb (b) __________ many obstacles in pitch darkness to reach the exit.

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• (a) along, (b) under

• (a) through, (b) over

• (a) along, (b) down

"How long can you hang __________ the pull-up bar? Shall we have a little competition to see who can hang longer?" Henry cajoled.

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A very rude man at the coffee shop was shouting for the cleaning lady to clear the dirty plates __________ the table and to give it a wipe. How obnoxious.

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The police caught the thief __________ the corner of Ang Mo Kio Street 23 and Street 24.

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Children are spending too much time __________ the phone these days and not enough time outside playing with their friends.

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I only have two dollars __________ my wallet at the moment.

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"Please write your name, class and today's date __________ the top of the page before you begin your work," instructed Mrs Kang.

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