The document defines prepositions and categorizes them into three types: place, time, and movement. Prepositions of place indicate the location (e.g., 'above', 'under'), prepositions of time indicate temporal relationships (e.g., 'at', 'during'), and prepositions of movement indicate direction (e.g., 'to', 'into'). Examples for each category are provided to illustrate their use in sentences.

1. PREPOSITIONS
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2. PREPOSITION
Preposition Tell Us The Position of
Something in Relation to another

3. DEFINATION
A preposition is a word which is placed
before a noun or a pronoun to show its
realation with something else in the sentence

4. BASED ON THEIR USE IN A
SENTENCE
The preposition are divided into ctegories of :
• Preposition of place
• Preposition of time
• Preposition of movement

5. EXAMPLE FOR PREPOSITION OF PLACE
‘above’ the clouds
• The airplane is flying above_the clouds.
• The book is kept under the table

6. PREPOSITION OF PLACE
• It refer to those preposition which can be used to show where
something is located
Here are some examples for preposition of place:
• Above, up, after, on, before, against, by, behind, below,
along, near, down, in, at, across, inside, between, over

7. EXAMPLE OF PREPOSITION OF TIME
• I want to eat ice –cream at night
• I go for walk in the morning

8. PREPOSITION OF TIME
• It helps to link the noun or pronoun with a time value. It functions as an indicator
as to what point of time did an event occur.
Here are some examples for preposition of time:
• About, before, for, by, around, in, ago, at, past, since, to, on,
after,until, between, during

9. EXAMPLE OF PREPOSITION OF MOVEMENT
• Children are going to school.
• He jumped into the river.

10. PREPOSITION OF MOVEMENT
• A preposition of movement is used to show movement to or from a place
Here are some examples for preposition of movement
• Down, past, into, behind, up, onto, through, off, over, on, across, at, by,
for, after, towards

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