Prepositions are words which show the relationship between a noun or a pronoun object and some other words in the sentence. They are always followed by nouns or pronouns and have very important functions in a sentence.
They are always followed by a "noun", never followed by a verb.
By "noun" we include:
Noun (pen, wall, wisdom)
Proper Noun (name)(India, Maria)
Pronoun (they, him, she, us)
Noun Group (your big house, my first race)
Gerund (running, swimming)
Examples: about, above, after, along, among, before, behind, beside, between, by, for, from, in, into, with etc.,
There is a cow in the field;(in)
The book is on the table. (on)
The cat is under the chair. (under)
The chair is beside the window. (beside)
Prepositions are words which show the relationship between a noun or a pronoun object and some other words in the sentence. They are always followed by nouns or pronouns and have very important functions in a sentence.
They are always followed by a "noun", never followed by a verb.
By "noun" we include:
Noun (pen, wall, wisdom)
Proper Noun (name)(India, Maria)
Pronoun (they, him, she, us)
Noun Group (your big house, my first race)
Gerund (running, swimming)
Examples: about, above, after, along, among, before, behind, beside, between, by, for, from, in, into, with etc.,
There is a cow in the field;(in)
The book is on the table. (on)
The cat is under the chair. (under)
The chair is beside the window. (beside)