Prepositions and Relative Pronouns in English Sentences

We don't go to school on Sundays//Wait for me at the bus stop//We arrive in Winchester at exactly 6 o'clock//Come at 10 on Sunday morning//I bought this hat for fifty pence//He hasn't been here since Monday//Our cat was bitten for a dog//My home is in London, but I was born at Lyton, a small village in Devonshire//Put your books on the table//You may write in pencil//There's no bus, we'll have to go on foot//We went to the seaside by car//Get on the bus here, and get off at the third stop//Many planes fly over the Atlantic nowadays//We've been waiting for over an hour//I'll call on you at a more convenient time//Hold it carefully between your thumb and first finger//I couldn't hear what they were talking about//A girl with blue eyes has just gone past the door//Here's a present for you, don't forget it and go to home with it//The teacher was sitting at a desk in the class//Behind him was the blackboard//As he was coming towards me, he threw some orange-peel over the fence on his way into the garden//They were standing between the 2 houses//We had to go to the hill to a Little house at the top

She was looking through the window at the busy Street//We walked to the main road, turned left by the railway station, and went as far as the third turning on the right//Read from line 10 to line 20 on page 7//You can use my knife to cut it with//The stream ran through a Little tunnel under the road

The author, who has been to Paris, has just returned//Budapest, which is on the Danube, is a beautiful city//Louis XIV, whom we mentioned last week, became King in 1643//Darth Vader, whom everybody feared, was Luke Skywalker's father//In Norway, which is a Baltic country, you can see the midnight sun//The chief of police, whose work is very important, takes care of the public safety//Parliament, which has just started a new session, is going to discuss the new Bill today//Beethoven, whose music you have just been listening to, was one of the world's finest composers

Mme Curie is one of the greatest women of our age/She discovered radium->Mme Curie, who discovered radium, is one of the greatest women of our age//The lark builds his nest on the ground/It has a very sweet song->The lark, which has a very sweet song, builds his nest on the ground//Julius Caesar come to Britain in 55BC./He was a powerful Roman general->Julius Caesar, who was a powerful Roman general, come to Britain in 55BC//Helicopters can land near the centre of a large city/They don't need a long runway->Helicopters, which don't need a long runway, can land near the centre a large city