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Definitions from the WebPreposition ExamplesA preposition is a word that typically precedes a noun or pronoun to show its relationship with another word in a sentence. Here are some preposition examples in different contexts: Examples as Part of Speech:Noun: The usage of prepositions in sentences is crucial for understanding their context. Verb: The teacher prepositioned the objects on the table before the students arrived. Adjective: The prepositional phrase, consisting of two or more words, modifies the noun in the sentence. Adverb: The cat followed the laser pointer, leaping prepositionally from one point to another. Examples denoting Location:1. On: The book is on the shelf. 2. In: She hid the treasure in the drawer. 3. Under: The cat slept under the table. Examples denoting Time:1. After: We will have lunch after the meeting. 2. Before: Please complete the assignment before the due date. 3. During: The kids played games during the party. Examples denoting Movement:1. Into: He walked into the room. 2. Towards: The car drove towards the city. 3. Across: She swam across the river. | ||||
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