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Nouns and prepositions

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1. It is said that the first Prime Minister of India Pundit Nehru had great affection toinforI don't know children.

2. He must somehow give up his fondness forattoI don't know sweets.

3. I am amazed atbyinI don't know his great capacity to work tirelessly thus.

4. I hardly can hope to have peace withbyinI don't know such an unreasonable person.

5. Many parents, unfortunately, have objection againstwithtoI don't know the idea of their children choosing teaching as their profession.

6. I hardly have any acquaintance inwithatI don't know him, so how can I possibly go to the party thrown by him?

7. He is hardly sorry aboutinatI don't know the mistakes he has deliberately committed.

8. These days few students are serious aboutwithatI don't know their studies.

9. He is brilliant byatwithI don't know solving puzzles of any kind.

10. I am amused atinbyI don't know his talk of honesty when actually he is very dishonest in his dealings.