Duplicate of Parts of Speech Review 3 (usage in context)

...they could discuss the difference between prepositions and pronouns, but she was too busy...

She thought studying for her test on the parts of speech would be futile. 

Jack was a consummate student; conversely, Jill was a bit of a slacker.

Jill was not as interested in well water as she was interested in Jack.

Jack suffered a major concussion and forgot about his interest in environmental science.

...she gave in to review with Jack 

She eventually took over Jack’s job testing water samples. 

Jack thought, wow, that is pretty annoying. 

After school, he worked for a local business testing water quality in wells.

During the almost interminable hike up the hill, Jill hummed ...

He was so desperate to get away from Jill’s grammar incantations...

Jill decided she was no longer interested in Jack, and ended up getting more serious...

She rolled down the hill rapidly yet she was not injured since Jack broke her fall.

She had a crush on him, but he did not really notice her amorous feelings.

He was still a bit awkward around girls.

Jack and Jill were in the same language arts class. 

...in his future career with the water department. 

They were both students at their local middle school.

Jack went on to become the lead singer of a Schoolhouse Rock cover band.

When he landed, the bucket smacked him on top of the head.

Jack was a hard worker. 

Jill was so concerned that the fall would be deleterious to Jack’s health...

...Jill also did not pay attention to the terrain and tripped on the same rock that Jack had.

Jill met Jack after school at his job. 

As Jack tumbled down the hill, the water pail flew out of his hand and up into the air.

By the time they reached the well, Jack could take no more.

Once upon a time, there were two students, Jack and Jill. 

They left with an empty pail for testing the water and began walking toward the big hill.