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Question about the English language
Ilovepeppers
Posts: 396 Member
This might sound dumb but the term has slipped my mind and Professor Google isn't being of much help right now. What kind of words are "to, with, in, for"? What is the English term for these kind of words?
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Prepositions0
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Prepositions0
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They are prepositional words.0
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Ha! Our jr. high English teachers would be so proud!0
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You should also remember a preposition is bad to end a sentence with.0
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Classic! :laugh:You should also remember a preposition is bad to end a sentence with.0
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