English Language Proficiency Tests-Advanced Level's archive Prepositional Phrases – On, In, Under and Out (9) 1.Robert is on bail right now. He was charged with possession of stolen property. But his family paid the deposit necessary for his release so he is a free man until his court date in November. on in under out 2.I haven't been contact with my sister for nearly ten years. We had a bad fight and we haven't spoken to each other since then. on in under out 3.I need you to tell me what happened detail. I want to know exactly what took place, who was there with you and why it happened. on in under out 4.I will give you my computer exchange for your external hard drive. I think that's a fair trade because you need a computer and I need another hard drive. on in under out 5.You owe excess of $50000 in back taxes, Mr. Smith. I'm sorry, given your current circumstances, we can't lend you any more money. on in under out 6.The provincial nurses' union went strike again. It seems like they strike for more money every other year. on in under out 7.Your proposal is consideration right now. The approval process takes about six weeks. We'll contact with a decision at that time. on in under out 8.Peggy is of control lately. She's drinking a lot and spending a lot of money because she's goes to nightclubs nearly every night. on in under out 9.I use a textbook conjunction with the tapes that came with the book. I'm really learning a lot of the Spanish language in this way. on in under out 10.I'm the verge of quitting my job. I've almost had enough because my boss expects too much and I'm underpaid. on in under out . English Language Proficiency Tests-Advanced Level's archive Prepositional Phrases – On, In, Under and Out (9) 1.Robert is on bail. conjunction with the tapes that came with the book. I'm really learning a lot of the Spanish language in this way. on in under out 10.I'm the verge of quitting my job. I've