Parts of the speech adjective article compound noun continuous future tense/aspect intransitive verb mass noun noun

perfect tense possessive pronoun relative pronoun transitive verb Prepositions

about after at behind beneath between by except from into near off over through till = until under upon without

adverb conditional contraction gerund modal participle phrasal verb preposition proper noun subjunctive verb

agreement conjunction count noun direct object infinitive modifier past tense plural present tense reflexive pronoun superlative

auxiliary verb comparative

demonstrative pronoun determiner

irregular noun irregular verb

alrededor de, sobre detrs de, despus de en, junto a detrs de debajo de entre (dos o ms) por, junto a excepto de, desde en, adentro cerca de de (alejndose), fuera de por encima de, al otro lado a travs de hasta por debajo de (poniendo) sobre, encima sin

above among before below beside but down for in like of on since throughout to up with

por encima de entre (tres o ms) antes de, delante de debajo de junto a excepto, pero hacia abajo para, por, durante, desde hace en, dentro de como, igual a de en, sobre desde por todo a, hasta, hacia hacia arriba con

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