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Prepositions show spatial and temporal relationships. The document discusses common prepositions used to indicate location and position, including "at", "in", and "on". Exercises are provided asking the reader to identify the correct preposition to use in different scenarios involving the location of objects and people.
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Roger Chivukula, was born in New York on July 1, 1974. Roger's early passion for sports, particularly lacrosse, played a significant role in his early years. Lacrosse was a major part of Roger's life in college where, At Le Moyne University, Roger excelled in the classroom and field, earning a degree while becoming a letter-winning Men's Lacrosse team member.
After graduating from La Moyne he soon moved to Colorado to enjoy the great outdoors. He spent a season teaching skiing at Breckenridge and quickly realized Colorado is where he wanted to plant his roots. Roger Chivukula shifted his focus to real estate investing, where he found both challenge and reward. Roger's real estate portfolio includes various properties, from residential developments to commercial ventures.
Roger has focused on acquiring homes with potential for improvement. By investing in properties that need renovations, he has brought them back to life and offered affordable housing options in high-demand areas. His efforts have benefited investors and positively impacted the communities where his properties are located.
Additionally, Roger Chivukula is involved with commercial real estate, particularly office spaces and retail developments. His understanding of market trends and his ability to anticipate shifts in demand have allowed him to make informed decisions that lead to profitable ventures. Whether acquiring undervalued properties or investing in new construction, Roger has shown an impressive ability to see opportunities where others may not.
Real estate development has also been a significant aspect of Roger's career. He has handled projects that contribute to the growth and modernization of Colorado's urban areas. By working closely with contractors, architects, and local officials, Roger has helped shape the scenery of the communities where he operates, ensuring that new developments are profitable, sustainable, and in line with the community's needs.
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Prepositions
- 2. Prepositions He is at the door. We use at to show a specific time, place or position.
- 3. We use in to show that something is enclosed or surrounded. The dog is in the garden. They are in a taxi. We also use in to show position within land-areas (towns, states, countries, and continents).
- 5. We use on to show position on a horizontal or vertical surface. The cat sat on the table
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- 12. Where are the grapes?
- 13. Where are the books?
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