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English, 22.01.2022 01:10, vanessacasillas452

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in the blanks with suitable 'phrase prepositions'
from those given in the box below.
on behalf of, as far as, on the one hand, next to, on account of,
for the sake of, in addition to, in lieu of, in place of, because of
1. Tomorrow is a holiday...om account ..
Janamashtami.
2. My ideas are very clear
honesty is concerned.
3. I like Indian meals
continental food.
4. He preaches truthfulness
while on the other he promotes falsehood.
5. The senior teacher welcomed the guest
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