of
,
to
,
under
,
in
,
into
,
with
, etc.
Prepositions may be cumbersome to deal with in sentences. However, there
are a few highlighted facts applicable that students may study as a guide to
acclimatizing themselves with prepositional words.
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In the English language, there are more than one hundred prepositions.
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Prepositions are generally followed by nouns and pronouns.
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In making clear sentences, specific prepositions are required. this
means some prepositions are not always substitutable. E.g., the use of
the preposition "in" may not work in place of the preposition "on" in all
cases.
Grammatical errors occur in the basic three types of preposition: preposition
of time, place, and direction.
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