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Prepositions of Places and Direction - Set 1
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The preposition indicates something to be present in a place or enclosure
At
The preposition indicates an exact place
On
The preposition indicates a position above but touching the object
Above
The preposition indicates a much higher position than the preposition 'on' does
Over
The preposition means a position between on and above which is not touching the surface
Under
The preposition that opposite of 'on' and means ‘below the surface'
Below
The preposition indicates something at a slightly lower position than what under indicates
To
The preposition indicates a motion in the direction of a place
From
The preposition indicates the point of place at which a motion, journey, or action starts
Into
The preposition indicates a motion towards or going inside something has many uses
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