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Place and Movement Prepositions

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  • Scarsdale is a really pretty town just _ of New York City.
    both
    outside
    out
  • I always try to arrive _ the office before the boss gets there.
    to
    at
    both
  • My house is _ a really busy main road. The noise of the traffic sometimes gets on my nerves.
    on
    both
    in
  • The apartment is small, but at least we have a roof _ our heads.
    over
    above
    both
  • He’s been _ the hospital for the last couple of days because he had his appendix removed.
    both
    at
    in
  • When the bull ran _ me, I leapt over the fence
    toward
    to
    both
  • We’ve been driving _ for hours. Why don’t we ask someone for directions?
    under
    around
    both
  • Just put the mail _ the table, please.
    on top of
    both
    on
  • It was boiling _ the movie theater because the air conditioning wasn’t working
    in
    at
    both
  • I wonder what’s _ that box?
    both
    inside
    in
  • He saw a parking space in the parking lot and drove right _ it.
    both
    into
    to
  • The temperature at night falls to 5º _ zero.
    under
    below
    both
  • Tina panicked when her credit card wouldn’t come _ the ATM machine
    out of
    out
    both
  • If you walk _ this aisle, you’ll see the frozen food section near the end.
    both
    along
    across
  • Your cell phone won’t work unless you put _ your SIM card first.
    both
    in
    into
  • The tunnel’s about a mile long and lots of people feel claustrophobic when they drive _ it.
    through
    both
    across
  • Go straight ahead and turn right _ the next set of traffic lights.
    in
    at
    both
  • It’s considered bad luck to walk _ a ladder
    below
    both
    under
  • There was a hole in the middle of the road and I had to drive _ it.
    both
    past
    around