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Prepostion or adverb

1. My friends and I looked AROUND for our sleds.

Jamie had never been sledding BEFORE.

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Identify the preposition

3. The legendary Pony Express rode its way into American history.

4.The rider's trail began at St. Joseph, Missouri.

5. A weary rider would often reach California in 10 days.

6. Earth rotates on its axis and revolves around the sun.

7. Neptune is an ocean blue color, so it was named for the god of the sea.

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6. Earth rotates on its axis and revolves around the sun

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7. Neptune is an ocean blue color so it was named for the god of the sea.

CORRECTION (so) Corrected answers

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1. AROUND - adverb (It relates to the word looked in the sentence. The word around tells how he and his friends looked.)

2. BEFORE - adverb (The word before is an adverb when it is not followed by a noun, and preposition if it is followed by a noun. In this case, it is an adverb.)

3. into

4. at

5. in

6. on, around

7. for, of

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