how can i deal to prepositions?What are the rules i have to follow??can you help me??
Prepositions are "anything a cat can do".Originally Posted by Unregistered
For example, up, down, over, under, in, out, and so on. In English, prepositions (note the prefx "pre-") come before the noun they modify. They are pre-positional. Together, the preposition and the noun it modifies form a prepositional phrase, and that phrase generally functions as an adverb. Adverbs tell us when and where:
I had lunch at 5:00. (Form: Prepositional Phrase; Function: Adverb (When?))
I had lunch under the tree. (Where?)
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