Prepositions/Conjunctions

Blake puts half his earning in the bank when he gets his paycheck.

For supper last night, we had BLTs and five-bean salad.

Winter was tough on us last year, but this year is supposed to be more mild.

Nick usually does his homework as soon as he gets home, but last night practice went late

Before you meet your counselor, remember that everyone has different skills

At the meeting this morning, I sat between Mr. Galeno and Ms. McDonald.

This weekend my friend and I are making brownies and spiced cider.

Last night I watched a documentary about "Mr. Christmas", singer Bing Crosby.

Make sure to have your drafts done before you come to class Friday.

I didn't set my alarm clock right, so I woke up late this morning.

Because we saved all year, we could afford to buy gifts for our family.

I'm looking forward to going out with my friends after work. 

Until further notice, please continue to leave your phones in your lockers during class.

From the presentation, we learned that Minnesota's drug laws are stricter than other states'.

We'll keep studying grammar until everyone feels confident with the basic parts of speech.

At the end of the day, all that matters is whether you can go to bed with a clean conscience.

When I woke up this morning, my dog was sprawled across the bed.

For Christmas, we're going to Lansing and Chicago to visit our families.

The student slipped out the door early without anyone noticing.

Everyone except my brother made it to Thanksgiving dinner this year.