By Leaps and Bounds

Make up a scenario for each of these prepositional phrases, such as ‘beyond endurance’ or ‘for no reason at all’.

Introduction

Use the following phrases in suitable sentences, or little snatches of dialogue. You will notice that each phrase begins with a preposition.

1. At close quarters. 2. Outside his experience. 3. With due caution. 4. Around the corner. 5. Below his expectations. 6. Throughout the discussion. 7. By leaps and bounds. 8. Through no fault of his own. 9. With respect.

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