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English, 11.10.2019 18:30, zurfluhe

Which sentence includes a compound-word preposition?
a. don't come along on my account.
b. the lightning struck from out of the blue.
c. there was no one at home but me.
d. the younger boys decided to play tag.

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Which sentence includes a compound-word preposition?
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