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    Reflexive pronouns refer to actions done to the subject itself. They are marked by the endings "self" for singular subjects and "selves" for plural subjects. Reflexive pronouns must agree in number with the subject and typically appear right after the verb in sentences. Each personal pronoun has its own reflexive pronoun counterpart. Prepositions mark the grammatical relationships between nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs in speech. They are dependent linguistic units that do not appear alone and serve to establish a link between two terms. Essential prepositions like "to" and "before" function only as prepositions, while accidental prepositions like "according" can also function as pre

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    Reflexive pronouns refer to actions done to the subject itself. They are marked by the endings "self" for singular subjects and "selves" for plural subjects. Reflexive pronouns must agree in number with the subject and typically appear right after the verb in sentences. Each personal pronoun has its own reflexive pronoun counterpart. Prepositions mark the grammatical relationships between nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs in speech. They are dependent linguistic units that do not appear alone and serve to establish a link between two terms. Essential prepositions like "to" and "before" function only as prepositions, while accidental prepositions like "according" can also function as pre

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    Reflexive pronouns refer to actions done to the subject itself. They are marked by the endings "self" for singular subjects and "selves" for plural subjects. Reflexive pronouns must agree in number with the subject and typically appear right after the verb in sentences. Each personal pronoun has its own reflexive pronoun counterpart. Prepositions mark the grammatical relationships between nouns, adjectives, verbs, and adverbs in speech. They are dependent linguistic units that do not appear alone and serve to establish a link between two terms. Essential prepositions like "to" and "before" function only as prepositions, while accidental prepositions like "according" can also function as pre

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    efl
    exi
    vepr
    onouns

    Refl
    exi
    vepronounsareusedtorepresentwhenanacti
    onref
    lect
    sont hesubj
    ectit
    self.Theyare
    markedbytheuseoft heendi
    ng'sel
    f'
    ,whenitissi
    ngul
    ar,
    or'
    selves'
    ,whenthesubjectisplur
    al.
    Theref
    ore,
    thesepronounsmakenumberagr eementwit
    hthesubject
    .

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    sar ef
    lexi
    veacti
    on,
    ref
    lexi
    vepr
    onounsappearr
    ightaft
    erthever
    binsentences.
    Pr
    ecisel
    ybecausetheyagreewi
    ththesubj
    ect
    ,eachper
    sonalpronounhasit
    sownr efl
    exi
    ve
    pr
    onoun.

    Per
    sonal
    pronouns. Ref
    lexi
    vepr
    onouns

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    . My
    sel
    f

    You. Your
    sel
    f

    He Hi
    msel
    f

    She. .sel
    f

    I
    t. I
    tsel
    f

    We. Our
    sel
    ves

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    our
    sel
    ves
    They
    . Themsel
    ves

    Exampl
    esofr
    efl
    exi
    vepr
    onouns

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    ntr
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    hemeet
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    ti
    tudeIhad
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    erday
    .

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    eont
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    chamov
    ie.

    #Ar
    ise!

    Pr
    eposi
    ti
    on

    Preposit
    ionsarewordsusedtomarkthegrammat i
    calrel
    ati
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    psthatnouns,adj
    ect
    ives,
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    herwords,preposi
    ti
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    icuni
    tsdependenton
    others,
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    heydonotappearal
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    eci
    selytoestabl
    i
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    nk
    betweent woterms.

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    swhyt
    heyar
    ecat
    egor
    izedasadependentgr
    ammat
    ical
    class.

    Cl
    assi
    fi
    cat
    ionofpr
    eposi
    ti
    ons

    essent
    ial
    preposi
    ti
    ons

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    alpr
    eposit
    ionsarethosewordsthatonl
    yfuncti
    onaspreposit
    ions.Exampl
    es:t
    o,befor
    e,
    aft
    er,unt
    il
    ,wit
    h,against
    ,fr
    om, si
    nce,
    in,
    between,f
    or,befor
    e,by
    ,without,under
    ,ov
    er,
    behind.

    acci
    dent
    alpr
    eposi
    ti
    ons

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    alpreposit
    ionsarethosewordsofothergr
    ammat ical
    classesthat,incert
    ainsent
    ences,
    functi
    onasapr eposit
    ion.I
    nthesentence"Act
    edaccordingtohisconvict
    ions",f
    orexample,t
    he
    term"second",or
    igi
    nallyanordi
    nalnumeral
    ,hasthefuncti
    onofapr eposi
    tion.

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    es:
    apar
    tfr
    om,
    as,
    accor
    dingt
    o,dur
    ing,
    except
    ,thr
    ough,
    less,
    sav
    ed,
    second,
    seen,
    etc.

    Pr
    eposi
    ti
    onal
    phr
    ases

    Theprepositi
    onalphraseisformedbyt woormor ewordswiththev al
    ueofpr eposit
    ion,always
    endingwithaprepositi
    on,forexampl e:below,above,
    inorderto,i
    naddi t
    ionto, bef
    ore,until
    ,
    aft
    er,i
    nsteadof,besi
    de, despi
    te,attheexpenseof ,i
    nthewayof ,aroundwi t
    h, opposit
    e,infront
    of,al
    ongside,cl
    oseto,becauseof ,t
    hr ough,et
    c.

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