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Prepositions – Lance Armstrong, Part 2
by Tom Rohrbach
- Lance would ride ___ five hours or more a day.
- in
- on
- for
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He trained so much that there was no time ___ fun.
- for
- with
- of
-
Lance rode his bicycle ___ the rain and snow.
- around
- at
- in
-
He tried to get ahead ___ the other riders in the race.
- of
- from
- for
-
It was time for him to break ___ from the main group of riders. (bike race idiom)
- away
- in
- out
-
The rain was pouring ___ during the race.
- in
- off
- down
-
Soon Lance was ___ the lead. (he was the leader of the race)
- on
- to
- in
-
His mom helped him ___ any way she could.
- in
- for
- of
-
During the Tour de France, people scream and cheer ___ the racers as they fly by on the narrow French roads.
- for
- by
- at
-
The peloton (group of racers) was deep ___ the mountains that day.
- in
- at
- by
-
Because of one racer's fatal accident, the race was over ___ the rest of the day.
- by
- for
- until
-
The next day when they continued the race, they rode ___ honor of the rider who had died.
- in
- for
- by
-
Lance rode fast ___ the finish line in first place.
- under
- by
- across
-
Lance pointed at the sky as he won the race to remember his dead friend. It was Lance's way ___ thanking him.
- of
- to
- for
-
Lance got sick, and it didn't take long ___ the doctor to figure out the cause of Lance's pain. He had cancer.
- by
- for
- of
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