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F. Rewrite these sentences by inserting prepositions in One has been done for you. 1. The dog ran the kitten. The dog ran after the kitten. info As it started raining, I ran the house. within The train was running ten hours schedule The passengers are danger. 2. 3. 4. 5. Pour the tea the cup. for 6. We waited two hours. in 7. I will meet you London. in 8. The workers were buried the rubble. C 9. I have studied the plan great care. 10. The carpenter has been working morning. 11. We received the news 9 p.m.​

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Final answer:

To rewrite the sentences by inserting prepositions, use 'after', 'into', 'behind', 'in', 'to', 'for', 'in', 'under', 'with', 'since', and 'at'.

Step-by-step explanation:

To rewrite the given sentences by inserting prepositions:

  1. The dog ran after the kitten.
  2. As it started raining, I ran into the house.
  3. The train was running behind schedule.
  4. The passengers are in danger.
  5. Pour the tea into the cup.
  6. We waited for two hours.
  7. I will meet you in London.
  8. The workers were buried under the rubble.
  9. I have studied the plan with great care.
  10. The carpenter has been working since morning.
  11. We received the news at 9 p.m.

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The sentences were rewritten with the appropriate prepositions inserted to clarify the meaning and provide specific details about the relationships between different parts of the sentences.

Correcting sentences by inserting the appropriate prepositions gives clearer meaning to the reader and gives more detail about the relationships between different parts of the sentences. Here are the sentences with their corresponding prepositions inserted:

  1. As it started raining, I ran into the house.
  2. The train was running ten hours behind schedule.
  3. The passengers are in danger.
  4. Pour the tea into the cup.
  5. We waited for two hours.
  6. I will meet you in London.
  7. The workers were buried under the rubble.
  8. I have studied the plan with great care.
  9. The carpenter has been working since morning.
  10. We received the news at 9 p.m.

Using prepositions appropriately can change the meaning of a sentence, making it more specific and easier to understand.

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