Posts about prepositions:

 

Preposizioni improprie

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In addition to the simple prepositions we’ve already covered, there are also “improper” prepositions, called preposizioni improprie in Italian, which are actually adverbs, adjectives, participles, and phrases, which often function as prepositions in general use.
If this is unclear, think of an English example. For instance, the word around is an adverb, because it… continue reading

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Parts of speech: Italian prepositions

The boat goes under the bridge.

Prepositions are those short words which express conditions, directions, specifications, places and times, such as of, over, to, from, etc. They are parts of which native speakers seem to instinctively understerstand, but for which rules are hard to find.

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Differentiating the Russian prepositions в and на

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One of the many (seemingly neverending) details about Russian that can be confusing to a native English speaker is understanding the choice of prepositions in Russian. But once again, you’ll find that the concept is actually quite easy once you learn to think like a Russian!

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Prepositions, prefixes and suffixes – the power of Esperanto!

Highrise

Saluton esperantistoj! Today I will outline the concepts of prepositions, prefixes, and suffixes — essential concepts in the language of Esperanto.

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