Beginning A sentence
A prepositional expression is a band of terms that behaves as an adjective or an adverb, modifying a noun or perhaps a verb. Prepositional expressions include a preposition (a word that specifies spot, way, or time) as well as an item for the preposition (a noun expression or pronoun that follows the preposition).
Dining Dining Dining Table 7.1 Common Prepositions
| above | beneath | into | till |
| across | beside | like | toward |
| against | between | near | under |
| after | beyond | off | underneath |
| among | by | on | until |
| around | despite | over | up |
| at | except | past | with |
| before | for | since | without |
| behind | from | through | |
| below | inside | throughout |
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