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Length: Indicating length of time or distance

Direction: Expressing movement toward something

Exchange: Introducing the second part of a deal, trade or purchase.

Receiving: Showing who or what receives an action or item

Representation: Shogin an action on behalf of or representing something else

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Connection: Showing an abstract link between people

Support: Indicating agreement, allegiance, or favour roward something.

Attachment: Showing a physical attachment between two things

Gratitude: Showing thanks or gratitude

Comparison: Introducing the second part of a comparison

Reason (with noun): Decribing why somehitng happened, when the explanation uses a noun

Reason (with verb): Describing why something happened, when the explanation uses a verb