Insert appropriate preposition
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2. I walked ___ one of the street ___ the other
3. The cat is hiding ___ as ___ the table
4. Let us go for a walk ___ the table
I have absolutely no idea. Let us go for a walk with the table is the only thing I got and that makes no sense.
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As far as (4) is concerned, a number of prepositions are theoretically possible, such as "with", "on", "to" and "under", but many answers create quite unusual meanings. The most sensible answer that I can think of at the moment is "around", but still it is a bit unusual. As far as (1) to (3) are concerned, do you mean that all the blanks are supposed to be filled with prepositions?
- As far as (4) is concerned, a number of prepositions are theoretically possible, such as "with", "on", "to" and "under", but many answers create quite unusual meanings.
- The most sensible answer that I can think of at the moment is "around", but still it is a bit unusual.
- As far as (1) to (3) are concerned, do you mean that all the blanks are supposed to be filled with prepositions?
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As far as (4) is concerned, a number of prepositions are theoretically possible, such as "with", "on", "to" and "under", but many answers create quite unusual meanings. The most sensible answer that I can think of at the moment is "around", but still it is a bit unusual.
As far as (1) to (3) are concerned, do you mean that all the blanks are supposed to be filled with prepositions
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