EWJ Prepositions 9

Choose the most concise sentence that remains clear and logical.
1. We plan to go to the party at Mike's house on New Year's Eve.
2. We plan to go to the New Year's Eve party at Mike's house.
3. We plan to go to Mike's New Year's Eve party.
Choose the most concise sentence that remains clear and logical.
1. Mike is currently renting a house in Medford.
2. Mike is renting a house in the town of Medford at the present.
3. At the moment, Mike is renting a house in Medford.
Choose the most concise sentence that remains clear and logical.
1. The house that Mike is renting has two bedrooms.
2. A two-bedroom house is rented.
3. Mike is renting a two-bedroom house.
Choose the most concise sentence that remains clear and logical.
1. A neighbor of Mike's is helping him organize the party.
2. Mike's neighbor is helping him organize the party.
3. A neighbor is for Mike's party preparations.
Choose the most concise sentence that remains clear and logical.
1. Mike throws wonderful dinner parties.
2. The dinner parties that Mike throws are wonderful.
3. Mike dinner parties are wonderful.

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