Preposition

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Preposition shows how a noun or pronoun (object
of the preposition) is related to some other word
in the sentence

• Many prepositions indicate
• direction, position, or relation in time
• Compound Prepositions consist of more than one
  word
• Prepositional Phrase consists of the
  preposition, its object, and any modifiers
• Object of the preposition the noun or pronoun
  that the preposition refers to (to find ask who
  or what after the preposition)
• Example
• The elephants ran past us, moving toward the
  trees within sight of our camp.
• prepositions past past whom? us
• -toward toward what? trees
• -within within what? sight
• -of of what? camp

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Conjunctions -

• Coordinating Conjunctions joins words or
  groups of words that are used in the same way
• and, but, or, not, for, yet, nor, so
• Correlative Conjunctions - pairs of conjunctions
  that join words or groups of words that are used
  in the same way
• bothand - eitheror - neither...nor
• whetheror - not only...but also

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Interjection

• Interjection a word used to express emotion
• Oh! You surprised me.
• Wow! Am I tired!
• Aha, youve discovered the secret.
• Could you, well, be quiet, please?