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Today we are going to learn about Prepositions .

Prepositions are words or groups of words that come before nouns, pronouns, or noun phrases.

They have many responsibilities, such as indicating direction, time, place, location, and introducing objects.

Here are some examples of prepositions in action:

1.She ran to the park - here the preposition "to" shows the direction of her running.

2.We had dinner during the movie - here the preposition "during" shows the time when dinner took place.

3.The keys are on the shelf - here the preposition "on" shows the location of the keys.

4.The cat is hiding under the table.- here the preposition "under" shows the place where the cat is hiding.

5.He gave a gift to his friend - here the preposition "to" introduces the recipient of the gift.

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You have to be clear about prepositions.

You might think missing these small words, like to, on, at, on etc will not be any problem.

No, prepositions add clarity and context, making our language more clear.

If we don't use any prepositions, the sentence will not be correct.

Prepositions should always be used clearly in sentences.

I hope everyone is clear about prepositions.

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