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Group 1 by accident on account of... in addition to... in addition to... in the air, on (the\/an) average, generally speaking, on the basis of... Be out of breath on board at the best of (the best of), be out of breath on business. Eg. in any case, in case of any case, in case of any case, in case of any case.
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(a) round the clock in common in conclusion. (a) Round the clock in common in conclusion. In short on condition that in confidence trust in connection with\/to in consequence in confidence trust in connection with\/to in consequence in contrast with\/to STH. In contrast with\/to STH. out of control under control at all costs at the cost of At the cost of
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Interobject-relation refers to: prepositional object (the object can be a noun, noun phrase or pronoun) verbe-object relation refers to: verb object (the object can be a noun, noun phrase or pronoun) The use of prepositions is mainly intransitive verbs and prepositions