1. Select the sentence that uses a preposition to set up a relationship of location.

a. The ball rolled across the floor.

b. The pie pan fell behind the stove.

c. We'll eat dinner after the movie.

2. Select the sentence that uses a preposition to set up a relationship of time.

a. The ball rolled across the floor.

b. The pie pan fell behind the stove.

c. We'll eat dinner after the movie.

3. Select the sentence that uses a preposition to set up a relationship of movement or direction.

a. The ball rolled across the floor.

b. The pie pan fell behind the stove.

c. We'll eat dinner after the movie.

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Evangeline

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25 April, 20:54

1. Select the sentence that uses a preposition to set up a relationship of location.

a. The ball rolled across the floor.

b. The pie pan fell behind the stove.

c. We'll eat dinner after the movie.

2. Select the sentence that uses a preposition to set up a relationship of time.

a. The ball rolled across the floor.

b. The pie pan fell behind the stove.

c. We'll eat dinner after the movie.

3. Select the sentence that uses a preposition to set up a relationship of movement or direction.

a. The ball rolled across the floor.

b. The pie pan fell behind the stove.

c. We'll eat dinner after the movie.

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Bradyn Moss · Answer 1

Answer: 1. alternativa b

2. alternative C

3. alternative A

Explanation: 1. B - Percebemos a ideia de localização com a palavra "atrás".

2. C - We realize the idea of the relation of time with the word "after"

3. A - We realize the idea of a relation of movement or direction with the expression "the ball rolled across"