Complete the text with the appropriate words.
Last month I a) went to Spain with my mum and dad. It was great. But then, when we came back (b)....... Saturday morning, we saw that c)....... front door of our house was open. We went into the house and all our things (d)....... lying on the floor in (e)...... terrible mess. Our TV was (f)....... there and some of Mum's jewellery was missing. There (g)....... a beautiful, expensive painting on the wall - but that was gone, too. While we were sunbathing on h)...... beach in front of our hotel in Spain, a burglar (i)....... stealing all our valuable things. We told the police about the burglary but they (j)....... not seem optimistic about finding the thief. They've had lots of burglaries in this area and they are still looking (k)...... the burglars. Unfortunately, they don't know who (l)....... doing them all.​

Last month I had  went to Spain with my mum and dad. It was great. But then, when we came back on saturday morning, we saw that the front door of our house was open. We went into the house and all our things were lying on the floor in a terrible mess. Our TV was broken and  there and some of Mum's jewellery was missing. There was  beautiful, expensive painting on the wall - but that was gone, too. While we were sunbathing on how beach in front of our hotel in Spain, a burglar was stealing all our valuable things. We told the police about the burglary but they did not seem optimistic about finding the thief. They've had lots of burglaries in this area and they are still looking for the burglars. Unfortunately, they don't know who has been doing them all.

The correct responses are -  b. on, c. the, d. were,  e. a,  f. not,  g. was,  h.the  i. was,  j. did, k. for,  l. was. verbs, articles, and Prepositions.

Adpositions, a class of words that consists of prepositions and postpositions, are used to convey spatial or temporal links or denote different semantic responsibilities. Its complement, or occasionally object, is the noun phrase that a preposition or postposition usually joins with.

To indicate a direction, time, place, location, or spatial relationship, or to introduce an object, a preposition is a word or set of words used before a noun, pronoun, or noun phrase. Prepositions include phrases like "in," "at," "on," "of," and "to."

Its complement, or occasionally object, is the noun phrase that a preposition or postposition usually joins with. A postposition comes after its complement while a preposition comes before it. Prepositions rather than postpositions are more common in English; for example, in England, under the table, and of Jane all come before their respective objects.

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