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    Prepositions

    Posted Date: 13 Jun 2009


    Author: PRASHANT KUMAR

    Member Level: Gold


    A preposition is a word which is placed before a noun or a pronoun to show in what
    relation the person or thing denoted by it stands to something else in the sentence.

    Sample Usage

    When a preposition is used after the object:

    (i). Here is the book that you were looking for.('that' is the relative pronoun object for
    preposition 'for').
    (ii). What are you worried about?('what' is the interrogative pronoun object for
    preposition 'for').

    When the preposition is used before the object:

    (i). This I insists on.


    (ii). He is known all the world over.

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