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    The document discusses different types of prepositions including those that indicate place such as "at", "in", and "on". It also covers prepositions that indicate position like "in", "into", "off", and "over". The document explains the differences between similar prepositions and provides examples to illustrate proper usage. It distinguishes between prepositions and words that are sometimes confused with prepositions.

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    The document discusses different types of prepositions including those that indicate place such as "at", "in", and "on". It also covers prepositions that indicate position like "in", "into", "off", and "over". The document explains the differences between similar prepositions and provides examples to illustrate proper usage. It distinguishes between prepositions and words that are sometimes confused with prepositions.

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    VA Prepositions

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    Zerlene Ruchandani
    The document discusses different types of prepositions including those that indicate place such as "at", "in", and "on". It also covers prepositions that indicate position like "in", "into", "off", and "over". The document explains the differences between similar prepositions and provides examples to illustrate proper usage. It distinguishes between prepositions and words that are sometimes confused with prepositions.

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    Preposition

    Place
    • At
    • In

    • I stay at Vesu in Surat.


    • His lives in the United States of America.
    • He stays at Rampur.
    • I met her at the mall yesterday.
    • She stays in London.
    • India is located in the continent of Asia.
    Position
    • In, Into
    • Off, Across, Along, Through
    • On, Onto
    • Above, Below
    • Under, Underneath, Beneath, Over
    Know the Difference
    • BESIDE and BESIDES
    • SINCE and FOR
    • FROM and SINCE
    • BETWEEN and AMONG
    • IN and WITHIN
    • AT and ON (the table)
    Instrument, Agent, Means
    • BY – denotes the agent or doer
    • WITH – denotes the instrument

    • The cake was cut by Ajit with a knife.


    Know the difference between
    • THAT and WHICH (NOT PREPOSITIONS)

    • My bike that has a broken seat is in the garage.

    • My bike, which has a broken seat, is in the garage


    Not Prepositions
    • Please come in.
    • He came here before.
    • Let us move on.
    • He arrived soon after.

    • The lion is in the cage.


    • He stood before me.
    • Keep the book on the table.
    • He will come after a month.

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