English Language Proficiency Tests-Advanced Level's archive Prepositional Phrases – On, In, Under and Out (1) 1.Don't worry about a thing. You'll feel better no time. You look better already and the flu doesn't usually last more than a couple of days. on in under out 2.He is so smart and graduated with honors so he's really demand right now. I'm sure he's going to choose the right job and be happy with it for a long time. on in under out 3.That photograph is really of focus. It's really blurry and I can't tell who is in the picture. on in under out 4.I know she reacted badly but you'll have to forgive her because she was really of her element last night. She gets really intimidated by powerful people and, therefore, acted in a way that she normally doesn't. on in under out 5.The package arrived the nick of time. We are going to meet the deadline now. I can't thank you enough for sending it off so quickly. on in under out 6.Yes, we have those handbags stock right now. I'm sure we have at least twenty more bags in the back so you'll have a lot to choose from when you come into the store today. on in under out 7.Did you hear that Kendall is getting of prison next week? I think he regrets robbing that store. He got in with a bad crowd in high school but I sure hope he's able to turn his life around now that he's paid his dues to society. on in under out 8.We don't have any of those designer jeans left. We're of stock right now but I ordered more and they should be here by next week. on in under out 9.I know you have to move because you got a great job. Just promise me that we'll keep touch even though you're going to be so far away. on in under out 10.I couldn't get a hold of Sharon last week. I called her but her phone line isn't use anymore. It's been disconnected. She probably moved and will call soon. on in under out . English Language Proficiency Tests-Advanced Level's archive Prepositional Phrases – On, In, Under and Out (1) 1.Don't worry about