English Language Proficiency Tests-Advanced Level's archive Prepositional Phrases – On, In, Under and Out (2) 1.I'm sorry I didn't hear you knocking. I was so tired so I feel asleep. I guess I was a deep sleep when you knocked on my door. on in under out 2.What are you such a hurry for? You need to slow down because people make a lot of mistakes when they rush. on in in out 3.Don't worry I'll be back a flash. I just need to run to the store and I will be back very soon. on in under out 4.I went to the store foot yesterday. I really like taking short walks once in awhile. on in under out 5.Do you have any sugar hand? I really need some and I don't have enough time to go to the supermarket. on in in out 6.Why are you of breath? You look like you just ran a marathon? What's going on? on in under out 7."You are arrest young man!" said the disapproving police officer. "I caught you red-handed and you will serve time for this crime." on in under out 8.I need to see you identification please. You look like you are age. In other words, you look like you're too young to legally buy cigarettes and I can't sell you any until you produce some valid ID. on in under out 9.Well, the circumstances, I think I can forgive you for making such a poor decision. I know that you are going through a rough time but please remember that you still have to be responsible and considerate of others. on in under out 10.I always feel that my goals are just of reach. I'm still unable to acquire all of things I want and that I work so hard to achieve. on in under out . English Language Proficiency Tests-Advanced Level's archive Prepositional Phrases – On, In, Under and Out (2) 1.I'm sorry I didn't