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    This document discusses different types of prepositions based on their use in sentences. It defines a detached preposition as one associated with an interrogative/relative pronoun or adverb and situated at the end of the sentence, providing examples of sentences using detached prepositions such as "Whom are you looking for?" and "Which of the hotels are you working in?". It also notes that prepositions can be categorized based on how they are constructed or used in sentences.

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    This document discusses different types of prepositions based on their use in sentences. It defines a detached preposition as one associated with an interrogative/relative pronoun or adverb and situated at the end of the sentence, providing examples of sentences using detached prepositions such as "Whom are you looking for?" and "Which of the hotels are you working in?". It also notes that prepositions can be categorized based on how they are constructed or used in sentences.

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    Fundamental Grammar (PREPOSITIONS)

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    This document discusses different types of prepositions based on their use in sentences. It defines a detached preposition as one associated with an interrogative/relative pronoun or adverb and situated at the end of the sentence, providing examples of sentences using detached prepositions such as "Whom are you looking for?" and "Which of the hotels are you working in?". It also notes that prepositions can be categorized based on how they are constructed or used in sentences.

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    PREPOSITIONS Fundamental Grammar

    DETACHED PREPOSITION
    A detached preposition is associated with an interrogative/relative
    pronoun or an adverb and is situated at the end of the sentence.

    Examples of detached preposition are in sentences:


    1.Whom are you looking for?
    2.Are you approaching me?
    3.What are you talking about?
    4.This is a list of all machines that you asked for.
    5.Which of the hotels are you working in?
    PREVIOUSLY…
    Prepositions are based on how they are constructed. Now,
    let’s see how prepositions are categorized on their use in
    sentences.

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