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Prepositions

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Q1. Prepositions never show relationships of place or time.
Q2. “Between” is traditionally used for two distinct persons or things.
Q3. “Under the table” indicates position.
Q4. “Among” is used only for exactly two items.
Q5. “Since” is commonly used with a point of time.
Q6. “On Monday” uses “on” with a day.
Q7. “At 6 p.m.” uses “at” for a specific time.
Q8. The phrase 'good at' is standard usage.
Q9. “Through” can show movement from one side of an enclosed space to another.
Q10. “For” can be used with a duration.