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Prepositions and particles

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1. You should put your trip to Ireland until the weather is better.

2. Mrs Trunchbull is so unpleasant that nobody gets well with her.

3. I can't translate this word: I have never come it before.

4. At last, Jane made her mind and travelled by plane.

5. Some money has been put every month so that we can have a week off.

6. It's quite impossible to agree such decisions.

7. I couldn't find why he was absent. He didn't leave a message.

8. My cousin, Phyllis, was very keen sailing.

9. Be careful! Your speech must be divided three parts.

10. The victims were all very disappointed the verdict.

11. I wonder if he ever smiles people.

12. How should we know who was responsible his death?

13. If only I could borrow money my parents!

14. Are you interested discovering the truth, or not?

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