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Nearly every culture has sports, but the sports vary from one country to the next. Which are the prepositions in the sentence? every, one from, to has, but
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Nearly every culture has sports, but the sports vary from one country to the next. Which are the prepositions in the sentence? every, one from, to has, but
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Every and one from hope it helps
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Every and from one.
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