The following of preposition: in, on, at, of, for, by, about, off, up, into, from, with, after, since, without, away, down, behind, regarding, during, concerning, beside, below, through, since, beside, along, according , etc.
Examples:
- He is talking of emigrating.
- They seceded in escaping.
- Father goes to his office by train.
- John has come from U.S.A
- John studies in New York University.
- She has been here for two hours.
- I came here to study.
Preposition normally precede noun or pronoun
Examples:
- Preposition before adverb: The boys are moving about here and there.
- Preposition before adjective: He got the articles is short.
- Preposition before gerund: I am sure of passing the examination.
- Preposition before phrase: We can depend on a man of words.
- Preposition before clause: You can rely on what father says.
- Preposition before infinitive: Uncle is about to leave house.
In questions beginning with a preposition + what/where/whom/which/whose
Examples:
- What is New York famous for?
- Where do you live in?
- To whom were you talking?
- Which drawer does he keep it in?
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