Answer: A) For/ no preposition.
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Answer: A) Preposition
Answer: B) Sentence 2 only.
Answer: D) Into
Answer: B) Preposition
Answer: B) Into
Answer: A) Off
Answer: C) Preposition
Answer: A) On
Answer: B) The first 'to' is part of an infinitive; the second 'to' is a preposition.
Answer: D) You are used to beating around the bushes.
Answer: D) Up
Answer: C) By
Answer: C) Up
Answer: B) Up
Answer: A) Of
Answer: A) Out
Answer: D) Away
Answer: B) Out
Answer: D) D
Answer: B) To
Answer: A) By
Answer: B) For
Answer: B) Off
Answer: A) Back
Answer: C) There
Answer: A) Up
Answer: A) OFF
Answer: A) OF
Answer: C) The ball rolled down the hill.
Answer: C) These prepositions cannot stand alone.
Answer: B) Adverb
Answer: D) Over
Answer: B) I am looking forward to the concert.
Answer: C) For
Answer: A) From
Answer: A) All together.
Answer: E) Out / at.
Answer: A) To
Answer: A) In