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After you finish dinner, you can watch T.V. (1 preposition)

after

One of these things is not like the others. (2 prepositions)

of, like

My advisory is versing Mrs. Fortier's advisory before lunch during the kickball tournement. (3 prepositions)

versing, before, during *BONUS - CANDY*

I don't like mayonnaise.

like

I am as tired as a bear in the winter. (3 prepositions)

as, as, in

Go without me.

without

You need to save your essay before your computer dies. (3 prepositions)

to, save, before

He said he won't go to the game if it is cold out. (2 prepositions)

to, out

Don't walk towards the cemetery.

towards

We need to get aboard the cruise ship before it leaves. (3 prepositions)

to, aboard, before *BONUS - CANDY*

Look under your bag for your homework. (2 prepositions)

under, for

The ant is beneath the rock.

beneath

Run away from the monster!

from

Despite not liking basketball, I will watch the playoffs.

despite

Look behind the couch for your phone! (2 prepositions)

behind, for

The letter is from my grandma.

from

Will we get Kona Ice before or after kickball? (2 prepositions)

before, after

I am at the store.

at

This song is unlike any other song I have heard before! (2 prepositions)

unlike, before

I was driving at 40 miles per hour. (2 prepositions)

at, per

In the past, I liked going outside during a rain storm. (3 prepositions)

past, outside, during

What is a preposition?

a word that tells you where or when something is to something else

I got further along in my book than I thought I would. (2 prepositions)

along, in, than

Once upon a time, in a castle along the river. (3 prepositions)

upon, in, along

Don't go through the portal!

through

Are you going on vacation over the summer? (2 prepositions)

on, over

I am going outside despite of the rain. (3 prepositions)

outside, despite, of

I want to travel across the world. (2 prepositions)

to, across

You can go on the ride without me. (2 prepositions)

on, without

Are you for or against drinking iced coffee in the winter? (3 prepositions)

for, against, in

Three minus four is not more than negative three plus ten. (3 prepositions)

minus, than, plus *CANDY TO THE FIRST TEAM WHO CAN SOLVE THE PROBLEM*

I like to travel via plane. (2 prepositions)

to, via

The dog walked toward the other dog.

toward

The game is between Dracut and Tewksbury.

between

Let's go to the mall.

to

I will round your grade to the nearest tenth. (3 prepositions)

round, to, nearest *BONUS - CANDY*

The balloon will come down from the ceiling in a few days. (3 prepositions)

down, from, in

I am so behind on my reading. (2 prepositions)

behind, on

I need to clean my room before I go. (2 prepositions)

to, before

We want to go to the beach than Canobie Lake Park.

to, to, than

She listened to her music.

to

I am more hungry than you.

than

Most students are against the no-hood policy at school. (2 prepositions)

against, at

I like Starbucks better than Dunkin Donuts. (2 prepositions)

like, than

You can go to the bathroom after she gets back. (2 prepositions)

to, after