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Do you live (at, on) Bay Street (in, on) Newport?

• at, on

• on, in

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I hung the picture (above, on) the fireplace.

• above

• on

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She walked (in, into) the kitchen and put her packages (on, over) the table.

• into, on

• in, over

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Is Jane (at, in) home? No, she is (on, at) the library.

• at, at

• in, on

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Mary is sitting (in, on) the sofa (at, in) the living room.

• on, in

• in, at

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Michigan is situated (in, between) Lake Michigan and Lake Huron.

• in

• between

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While waiting for my train, I took a walk (around, across) the station.

• around

• across

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A formation of twelve airplanes flew (over, on top of) our house.

• over

• on top of

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The artist spends many hours (in, on) his studio (on, at) 50 Charles Street.

• in,on

• on,at

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The Blake family lives (at, on) Third Street (in, on) Cleveland, Ohio.

• on, in

• at, on

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