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Finally, I leave a song

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School House Rock - Prepositional Phrases (with lyrics)

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These are sometimes called prepositional adverbs, as they can function as either class. Common examples include the following: Aboard about across above before below beyond down in inside near off out outside through throughout under underneath up.
(prep) Their behaviour is beyond belief.
(adv) From the top of the hill you can see the manor house and the woods beyond.

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Certain participials can function both as prepositions and as non-inite verbs: excepting, excluding, following, including, regarding:
(prep) These prices refer to a double room, including breakfast.
(verb) We are including two new colleagues in the research group.

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The most common include after, as, before, given, since, until. The participial prepositions such as considering can also function as conjunctions. When these words are followed by a noun they function as prepositions: when they are followed by a clause they function as conjunctions.
(prep) After the rain, the sun came out.
(conj) After it stopped raining, we fetched our bicycles and took to the road.
(prep) Since our meeting last September I haven’t heard from him.
(conj) Since we met last September I haven’t heard from him.
(prep) Considering his age, he did very well.
(conj) Considering how young he is, he did very well.
(prep) Given the rise in cyberbullying, parents must take precautions to address the problem.
(conj) Given that cyberbullying is increasing, parents should set up ilters on phones and computers.

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As connective adjuncts, PPs can be used to link clauses or groups and words within clauses I’m leaving now. In that case I’ll go too. Are you feeling bored? On the contrary, I’m enjoying it all. In addition PPs can realise the functions of Complements in clauses: Marcia must be out of her mind to reject such an offer (Subject Complement) His illness left him without a job. (Object Complement)

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As circumstantial adjuncts, PPs typically occur in either inal or initial position: Final position: The two friends drank their coffee in silence for a few moments. Initial position: Behind us, we saw that the tail-back of trafic on the motorway stretched for miles. As stance adjuncts, PPs express a comment on, or an attitude to the form or content of a whole clause: In all honesty, I don’t believe a word he said. By all means, do as you think best. From any point of view, the proposal is rubbish

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Prepositional phrases | The parts of speech | Grammar | Khan Academy

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Inside and outside are sometimes used instead of in(to) and out of: Were you inside the house when the fire started? She was sitting just outside the surgery. Within is a slightly more  word than in, and often indicates a location bounded by limits, or by a given distance (within 3 miles, etc.): Many prisoners died within the walls of the castle. (= inside) He lives within a stone’s throw of the office. (= not beyond)

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The place is seen as a surface, i.e. is thought of in terms of length and width, but not height (or depth). (The surface need not be flat or horizontal.)

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Expressions of place and direction are mainly adverbials and postmodifiers. They answer the question Where?, so that all of the following could be answers to the question Where did you leave the bicycle?

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A 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.  Prepositions are a closed class of items connecting two units in a sentence and specifying a relationship between them.
For example:
The book is on the table.
The book is beneath the table.
The book is leaning against the table. The book is beside the table.
She held the book over the table.
She read the book during class.

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Is a phrase consisting of a preposition, its object, which is usually a noun or a pronoun, and any modifiers of the object.  .