11. Preposition & Kinds of Preposition, 9th/10th 12/2nd MDCAT (Entry Test) English by AG Ahmad

 

KINDS OF PREPOSITION

i)       Simple Prepositions:-

The prepositions which are commonly used or used as single are called simple prepositions, such as, at, by, for, form, in, off on, out, through, till, to up, with.

ii)      Compound Propositions:-

The prepositions which are generally formed by prefixing a prepositions to a Noun, an adjective or an Adverb, are called compound prepositions , such as , about, above, across, along, amidst, among, amongst, around, before, behind, below, beneath, beside, between, beyond, inside, outside, underneath, within, without.

ii)      Phrase Prepositions:-

The Prepositions which are used group of words to force it are called phrase prepositions, such as, according to, in addition to, in place of, by dint of, in order to, with regards to, etc.

 

The Articles

                 The words “a” or “an” and “the” are called Articles. They usually come before nouns.

Kinds of Articles

i. Indefinite Articles:- A or an is called Indefinite article because it used with common singular person or things and leaves the person or thing common, A doctor: It means any doctor. A is used with a word which gives beginning the sound of consonants, such as, A boy, A women, A yard, A hole, A university, A union.

An is used with a word which gives the begging sound of vowel, such as, An ass, an enemy, an orange, an umbrella, an hour, an honest man, an heir.

ii. Definite Article:- The is called definite article because it is used with particular person or thing.

           (It is also used with common noun to make it proper noun, such as,

I saw the doctor. (It means a particular doctor.)

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