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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

A few prepositions

Can I say,

(a) He made the bookmarks from the cardboard.

(b) He cut the bookmarks from the cardboard.

(c) They had a picnic by / near /at / in the waterfall.
  

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(a) He made the bookmarks out of / from cardboard. (b) He cut the bookmarks out of / from cardboard. (c) They had a picnic by / near /at the waterfall.

— Mister Micawber

  • (a) He made the bookmarks out of / from cardboard.
  • (b) He cut the bookmarks out of / from cardboard.
  • (c) They had a picnic by / near /at the waterfall.
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(a) He made the bookmarks out of / from cardboard.
(b) He cut the bookmarks out of / from cardboard.
(c) They had a picnic by / near /at the waterfall.
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Do you accept:

They pitched a tent beside a waterfall.
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