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oee [108]
3 years ago
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Review the following paragraph and then select all of the prepositions. 1You are not alone. 2Have you ever thought about things

lives around you that are invisible? 3Most of the things that live with us are unseen. 4Lurking in the kitchen sink, on the counter top, under your bed, and even in your bed are bacteria, dust mites, and mold spores by the millions. 5 It really doesn't matter how clean you keep your home, these microscopic invaders are throughout the house. 6They are the biggest reason for allergies suffered by thousands of people. 7Even when you are alone, you are not alone. about of that with throughout us in it for are
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fredd [130]3 years ago
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Answer:

Sentence 1. None

Sentence 2. about

Sentence 3. none

Sentence 4. in, on, under

Sentence 5. throughout

Sentence 6. for, by, of

Sentence 7. about, of, with, throughout, is, in, it, for, are

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