In, on, & at: The Tricky Prepositionsarrow_forward
Prepositions show the relationships between the ideas, nouns, and verbs within a sentence. Mainly, prepositions show this connection via time, location, or purpose. Some prepositions, such as behind, above, before, and against, have somewhat straightforward uses – for example, behind pretty much always means the same thing. However, the common prepositions in, on, and at […]
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