Prepositional Phrases

The blue lamp belongs ...... my baby brother James.
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Professor Willson's latest theory seems to be based ...... blue skyes only. There's simply no hard evidence for his claims at all.
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The area around our block of flats has been bare ...... trees for a long time now. I don't think anything will change in the near future, either.
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I've never imagined you being bad ...... maths, Ruth. I've always thought you had an analytic mind.
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Stay away ...... my husband, you ugly thing! Don't you dare talk to him again.
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The defendant swears he's never been aware ...... any fraud at all.
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Unfortunately, the vast majority of people isn't awake ...... the hard reality of life nowadays.
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The newly appointed president has never been averse ...... radical opinions and plans.
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I believe some of our associates were astonished ...... Mr Morrison's quick reply
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Would you mind telling us something about the problems associated ...... air pollution, Bertha?
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