Prepositions

PREPOSITIONS

short wordsthat usually stand in front of nouns

What is a preposition?

1. Prepositions tell us where or when something is in relation to something else. 2. They indicate relationships between other words in a sentence 3. Prepositions tell you where something is or when something happened 4. Most prepositions have several definitions, so the meaning changes quite a bit in different contexts.

Form of a preposition

1. Simple preposition: A single part, e.g. at, on, by...2. Two-parts preposition: It is created from the combination of words and a certain particle. e.g. because of, so that... 3. Three-parts preposition: Preposition has three parts in use, e.g. by means of, in regard to...

Structure

1.In a structure of a noun. e.g. I come from Indonesia. 2.In a structure of a pronoun. e.g. He gave it to me . 3.In a Gerundial Phrases. e.g.I object to telling the information to him. 4.In a noun clause e.g. I object to telling the information to who stole my money. 5.In a part of verb. e.g. I get up early every morning.

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