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Prepositions and particles

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1. - How can you account this strange phenomenon? - I can't! It's a total mystery ...

2. Michael arrived just time for the final vote of the Board of Directors ...

3. The United States consists a federation of 50 States.

4. Martin Luther King devoted himself the defense of equality among men.

5. I haven't heard Peter since he left for Australia.

6. Mark Twain said that 'Good breeding consists concealing how much we think of ourselves and how little we think of the other person.'

7. Patrick was longing the sound of his sweetheart's voice whispering into his ear ...

8. Her father disapproved her marrying a total stranger to the family.

9. As Joan was hurriedly making the door, she bumped into a precious Japanese vase and broke it.

10. The gangsters threatened the hostages killing their families.

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