Prepositions

Not paying attention, Mick walked through the screen door and seemed incredibly embarrassed.

Did you watch the documentary on television about childhood hunger called A Place at the Table?

She was riding her bike down the street with her best friend.

After practice, Benny and Carla bumped into their coach at the store by their house.

The librarian and her assistant purchased many new books for the library.

We sat beneath the stars and tossed stones into the pond across the street.

Our new kitten climbed up the tree by the shed.

Within minutes, he was running toward the woods near his house.

He can't see without his glasses, but his sense of smell is unbelievable.

Melanie sat behind me during the performance.

Before class, Marla asked her teacher a question about last night's homework.

Everyone except Frank listened to the directions of the game that we played in class.

Please get your homework and give it to the teacher.

The little girl threw the rock over her neighbors' fence.

We walked along the bike path for hours and stopped when it was around noon.

Olivia, Abe, and I studied our vocabulary words and then spent some time watching a movie.

Her project examined how increased global temperatures affect local fish hatcheries.

The kids were looking for fish below the surface of the water.

That kid from math class got off the bus after me, so I have no clue where he lives.

These slippers are the most comfortable shoes that I have ever worn.

When it comes to chess, you do not stand a chance against her.

Kenny hid his football among the pile of leaves between the two oak trees.

Did you see the mother duck and all of her babies walk across the street?

I found three quarters, one nickel, and one penny under the couch in the living room.

That smell is coming from the locker above mine.

Norman and his brother bought a baseball and played with it all afternoon.