English, asked by Nishat22, 2 months ago

fill in the blanks with appropriate preposition: 1) The cat jumped
upon the table. 2) The road runs over hill and plain.

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Answered by rambhabhutani

0

Answer:

1) over

2)both

Answered by uttom777

0

Answer:

1. The cat jumped over up on the table.

2. The road runs both over hill and plain.

Explanation:

I think it will be correct.

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