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17. Look beneath the tree and see if your present still awaits you.
18. Regarding your story, we liked it, but we can’t use it for the school paper.
19. In spite of her misgivings, Emma told Marjorie about the broken punch bowl.
20. I think I left the magazine on top of the desk in the front room.
21. Your words flow, Tricia, like a clear brook through a sunny woodland at noon.
22. Besides the spice rack, Jamie, what did you make in shop class this year?
23. According to that notion, we’d all have to choose Africa instead of Europe.
24. The job fair is downtown, opposite the courthouse.
25. Travel past the supermarket; then turn left onto Chestnut Street.
26. I laid the broom against the goldfish bowl, and that must have tipped it over.
27. Next to the bank and behind the hardware store, you’ll find the old curiosity shop.
28. Try solving the problem by means of this other variable, and I think you’ll have it.
29. We finished our assignment three weeks ahead of the due date.
30. Upon her arrival, everyone stopped talking and stared at her.
31. I left my pocket recorder on the porch, along with my radio.
32. Working through the weekend at the senior citizen center was an eye-opening experience.
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