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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
"MAIN"
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I AM
IN THE ROOM |
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I |
THE ROOM |
IN |
AM |
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MAIN |
KAMRAY |
MAIN |
HOON |
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WE
WERE
IN THE SCHOOL |
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WE |
THE SCHOOL |
IN |
WERE |
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HUM |
SCHOOL
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MAIN |
THAY |
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YOU ARE IN THE PARK |
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YOU |
THE PARK |
IN |
ARE |
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AAP |
PARK |
MAIN |
HAIN |
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THEY ARE IN THE SHOP |
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THEY |
THE SHOP |
IN |
ARE |
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WO |
DUKAAN |
MAIN |
HAIN |
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HE IS IN THE OFFICE |
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HE |
THE OFFICE |
IN |
IS |
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WO |
DAF-TER |
MAIN |
HAY |
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SHE IS IN THE KITCHEN |
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SHE |
THE KITCHEN |
IN |
IS |
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WO |
KITCHEN |
MAIN |
HAY |
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