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PREPOSITIONS

Denny Davis

21/09/2019 0 0

A preposition joins a noun or a pronoun to other words to complete a sentence.

It usually shows relationship between two nouns, a noun and a pronoun, or two pronouns.

Prepositions are used to show position, movement, time with respect to something else.

EXAMPLES:

in, beside, near, on

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