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PREPOSITION
links nouns, pronouns and phrases to other words in a sentence.
The word or phrase that the preposition introduces is called the object of the
preposition.
WORD
"KAY LIYAY"
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THIS
PEN IS FOR SHAWN |
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THIS |
PEN |
SHAWN |
FOR |
IS |
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YAY |
PEN |
SHAWN |
KAY LIYAY |
HAY |
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THAT IS FOR BILAL |
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THAT |
BILAL |
FOR |
IS |
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WO |
BILAL |
KAY LIYAY |
HAY |
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THIS IS FOR TOMORROW |
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THIS |
TOMORROW |
FOR |
IS |
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YAY |
KAL |
KAY LIYAY |
HAY |
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BOOKS ARE FOR THEM |
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BOOKS |
THEM |
FOR |
ARE |
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KITA-BAIN |
OON |
KAY LIYAY |
HAIN |
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THIS WORK IS FOR YOU |
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THIS |
WORK |
YOU |
FOR |
IS |
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YAY |
KAAM |
AAP
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KAY LIYAY |
HAY |
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THIS ICECREAM IS FOR SHAWN |
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THIS |
ICE CREAM |
SHAWN |
FOR |
IS |
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YAY |
QULFI |
SHAWN |
KAY LIYAY |
HAY |
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